LU Forum

Rayshawn Trapp always dreamed of becoming an author. Uncertain about what type of book she should write, Trapp prayed for guidance. In the intervening years, Trapp honed her skills as an educator after earning a...

When it comes time for student teaching or job interviews, education students often find that they don’t have the clothes they need to look professional. That’s where teacher clothes closets come in. Last year, the...

Before leaving for spring break, Lander University students took time to fill “Blessing Bags” for firefighters in the City of Greenwood. Service interns in Lander’s Office of Student Life assisted students with filling bags...

The College of Behavioral and Social Sciences at Lander University invites the community to attend a discussion with Dr. Kevin Witherspoon, professor of history, titled “African American Athletes, Race, and the Olympic Games” on...

Lander University Professor of Art History Dr. James Romaine discusses the work of South Carolina artist William H. Johnson at the Greenwood Arts Center on Tuesday, Feb. 21. Following Romaine’s presentation, Lander Professor of...

There has been a “rise of autocracy around the world” in recent years, according to Dr. Rachel Vanderhill. Vanderhill, associate professor of international affairs at Wofford College, was the keynote speaker at this year’s meeting...

From a headless Queen of Hearts sculpture to nostalgic black-and-white photography to bright graphic designs, the creativity of Lander University’s art and design undergraduate students is recognized in the 2023 Student Juried Exhibition. The exhibition,...

Lander University Professor of History Dr. Robert Figueira has been elected to a three-year term as an Executive Council member of the South Carolina Historical Association (SCHA). Figueira, a medievalist, has had a long relationship...

The next meeting of the Lander University Board of Trustees is scheduled for Tuesday, March 14, at 2 p.m. in the F. Mitchell Johnson Board Room. Agenda

For Lander University junior nursing major Machayla Gary, life can sometimes seem “a little stressful.” Keeping up with her coursework at Lander and working part-time as a hospital tech in her hometown, Lexington, aren’t the...