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Students join faculty and staff for musical event

22 November 2024

Holiday performance spreads message of peace

Voices will unite and inspire at “Sounds of the Season” on Dec. 3 at Callaway Auditorium. The concert will weave together timeless carols, meaningful poetry and moments of spiritual reflection to kick off the holidays.

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Students to perform in three plays

15 November 2024

LC Theatre presents thought-provoking, absurd, hilarious shorts

Step into three worlds where nothing is as it appears—a traditional town gathering, a surprising job interview and an unexpected visitor who turns a married couple's life into complete chaos.

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First African American athlete honored

08 November 2024

Basketball alum cements legacy as history maker

When Calvin Williams ’74 set foot on the Hill in 1970, he carried more than just his basketball talents. As LC’s first African American student-athlete, he blazed a trail that would inspire generations to follow, transforming a basketball dream into a legacy of both athletic excellence and social change.

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Student leader speaks at Homecoming event

01 November 2024

No-quit mentality pushes Business student to aim for excellence

Driven by a desire to succeed, senior Basketball player Parker Lovett does not shy away from trying new things, including learning Photoshop to create content for the Women’s Basketball team, which eventually led him to launch his own graphic design and social media company.

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Junior business major drives on course

25 October 2024

Business students bring the heat to the racetrack

Staying in the fast lane is a way of life for junior Business majors Connor Roberts and Brandon Matson who go full throttle every moment they step onto the track.

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Graduates to receive awards

18 October 2024

Homecoming celebrates alumni accolades

The 2024 Alumni Awards luncheon will celebrate five exceptional recipients from the fields of education, business and science. Among them, two will be named honorary alumni.

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Crowd of alumni cheering on football team

11 October 2024

Gearing up for Homecoming 2024 extravaganza

Homecoming 2024 will be dialed up a notch with new and returning activities that will unite students and alumni across generations.

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Dorothy and her friends

04 October 2024

‘Wizard of Oz’ hits home the power of community

Come along with Dorothy on a magical adventure over the rainbow and down the yellow brick road with newfound friends she meets on the way to the shimmering Emerald City. The production will run during Homecoming Oct. 24-27.

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Person working in industrial role

27 September 2024

Manufacturing Engineering Technology degree set to launch

Beginning in fall 2025, a bachelor’s degree in manufacturing engineering technology will be available for students seeking to serve in key manufacturing roles.

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Students in Biology classroom

24 September 2024

LaGrange College named a ‘Best Value’ institution

LaGrange College has been recognized as a “Best Value” institution by U.S. News & World Report and listed near the top of its category in just-released rankings of American colleges and universities.

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Professor teaches students a workplace scenario

20 September 2024

Nursing enrollment open for new second cohort

Starting in January 2025, nursing students can enroll in the spring for the first time. The second start date will offer two chances each year to begin the nursing program.

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Official message given to community members

13 September 2024

Bridging connections between campus and industry featured in president’s address

The college’s focus on innovation and meeting industry needs through enhanced academic offerings were key components to the growing enrollment numbers presented in President Susanna Baxter’s State of the College address.

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Students walking past the arch

06 September 2024

LaGrange College experiences boost in enrollment

Fall enrollment numbers show that the college has climbed to new heights, increasing its count of new students to 431.

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Student athlete attends sales academy

30 August 2024

Merson builds sports connections at Atlanta Hawks internship

Through his experiences working with the college’s Sports Management Club at professional athletic events in America and Europe, junior Trystin Merson understands the importance of building connections and putting in the effort, which in his case, led to an internship with the Atlanta Hawks.

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Music director performs national anthem

23 August 2024

Music alum collaborates with H.E.R. for Olympics performance

From performing with his family band as a kid in Manchester, Georgia to becoming the first person of color to arrange the U.S. national anthem for the Olympics, Alonzo Harris ’04 has learned from his experiences in the professional music industry to not settle and to never throw away the shots that come along in life.

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Alum in new graduate program

16 August 2024

Passion for higher learning aspires alum to pursue fourth LC degree

Sallie Skinner Kight, a 20-year teaching veteran whose enthusiasm for education knows no bounds, will return to her alma mater this fall to take part in the new Ed.D. program at LC, where she seeks to build skills that will help her advance as a leader in curriculum and instruction.

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Students visit Olympic Park in London

09 August 2024

Internship teaches students business, culture of U.K. professional sports

Before Paris hosted the Summer Olympics, LC’s Sports Management Club took students across the pond for a one-of-a-kind internship in the U.K., where they got an up-close look at various sports venues and learned the mechanics of managing professional events.

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Undergraduates walking on campus

31 July 2024

LaGrange College, Emory University establish 3+3 divinity program

LaGrange College and Emory University’s Candler School of Theology recently signed an agreement giving LC students the opportunity to earn their undergraduate and divinity degrees in six years.

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Alum earns federal position with USDA

26 July 2024

Political Science alum takes love of agriculture to Washington, D.C.

This past spring, Caleb Tyler ’21 shifted his focus from serving as a liaison for members of Congress to working as a trade policy officer, advancing U.S. agricultural trade interests within four South American countries.

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Group photo of recent graduates

13 June 2024

LC Giving Day celebrates grads’ perseverance

The fortitude and dedication of LaGrange College’s 2024 graduates, the first class to enter during the pandemic, is the focus of celebration on June 24 for LC Giving Day. To add to the occasion, an alumnus has donated a matching gift to double the value of all contributions made for this special day.

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Five students join the rechartered Greek organization

31 May 2024

Sigma Eta begins new chapter on the Hill

The Sigma Eta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., originally chartered at LC in 1976, is bringing its traditions and experiences to a new generation of students.

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Music alum performs at Chapel service

24 May 2024

Alum steps out in faith to pursue music profession

In the recording studio, on the stage or in the Chapel, multi-instrumental vocalist Jacob Broome ’24 wrote and performed songs to be a light across campus and the community.

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Biology alum practicing to become a veterinary

17 May 2024

Alumna seeks to serve through veterinary career

LaGrange native Lilly DeGennaro ’21, a rising fourth-year student at the University of Minnesota’s College of Veterinary Medicine, hopes to provide the same level of care she received when her four-legged friend needed immediate medical attention.

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College selected for government funding

10 May 2024

Nursing Department receives federal grant

After clearing a legislative hurdle in March, more than $200,000 to purchase equipment and renovate classroom space has been allocated to the LaGrange College Nursing program. The upgrades will clear the way for the program to double the number of majors it can take every year.

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Mayor and retired orthopedist to receive honorary doctorates

03 May 2024

Three to be recognized at commencement

The late Mayor Willie Edmondson, an impactful leader in his community, will receive a posthumous Honorary Doctor of Laws degree during Saturday’s graduation ceremony. In addition, retired orthopedist Dr. Jim Bruce Jr. HA’13 will be awarded an Honorary Doctor of Medicine degree and Greg Wright ’88 will receive the Distinguished Service Alumni Award.

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Senior Servant Leader to speak at commencement

26 April 2024

Student honoree to take service-first mindset into next steps

A dedicated student-athlete and servant leader whose enthusiasm for her campus and community knows no bounds, senior Lindsey Green will have the distinction of giving an address at commencement as the Waights G. Henry Jr. Leadership Award winner.

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Seniors take part in Honors Day celebration

19 April 2024

Public Health Director to present commencement address

LaGrange native Dr. Zach Taylor ’77, who serves as the Georgia Public Health Director for District 2, will return to his hometown to give the commencement address on Saturday, May 4, at Callaway Stadium.

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Group photo of cast

12 April 2024

“I Love You Because” focuses on modern-day romance

LC Theatre will close out its 2023-2024 season with “I Love You Because,” a musical comedy that explores the idea of navigating relationships in contemporary New York City.

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High school student gives presentation at competition

05 April 2024

National History Day competition fuels students’ passion for discovery

Hundreds of National History Day competitors from throughout Georgia will show off their academic and creative skills when presenting their projects on campus at the annual state contest April 20.

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College will launch a new graduate program in higher education

28 March 2024

Master’s program prepares students for higher education careers

Later this year, the college will begin offering a master’s degree in higher education for students looking to pursue careers in a campus environment.

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Students travel to Alabama

22 March 2024

Civil rights tour inspires students to influence change

The Civil Rights Heritage Tour that took place March 2-3 allowed students the opportunity to visit Alabama and hear firsthand accounts from activists who spoke out against barriers to voting rights.

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Students participate in conference

15 March 2024

Department inspires student to pursue political ambitions

Sophomore Katie Gonzalez’s willingness to gain experience through presenting at research conferences and co-writing articles with Political Science Professor Dr. John Tures helped her land a U.S. government internship, fulfilling a dream she has had since the age of five.

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Bustling market square in Lisbon

08 March 2024

Business professor spotlights Portugal’s impact on global industry

In the final lecture of 3D Journeys’ 14th season, Business Professor Dr. Linda McMullen will discuss how culture informs business practices in Portugal.

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Competition at Lamar Dodd

01 March 2024

Art event brings Southeast to LaGrange

The LaGrange Southeast Regional showcases an array of unique, high-caliber works the campus and community can view and purchase at the LaGrange Art Museum and Lamar Dodd Art Center.

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Clinical Mental Health partnership

29 February 2024

LaGrange College enters partnership with Gordon State College

LaGrange College recently signed an agreement establishing a new pathway for LC's Clinical Mental Health Counseling master's program for GSC students.

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Christ statue at Fatima

23 February 2024

Professor to delve into Portugal’s religious history

Religion Professor Dr. John Cook will discuss how Portuguese navigators carried out the task of sharing Christianity during the Age of Exploration.

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Teller performs at 2022 festival

16 February 2024

Award-winning artists to share kaleidoscope of stories

In its 28th year, the Azalea Storytelling Festival will host four award-winning artists who aim to entertain and inspire audiences.

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Student athlete delivers sermon at Chapel

09 February 2024

Determination drives Sports Management student

Whether performing in a play or preaching in the Chapel, Basketball player Zac Hill embraces new experiences that challenge him to look beyond boundaries.

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Panther Way undergoes renovation

02 February 2024

Notice of temporary road closure

Please be aware that there will be a temporary road closure on Panther Way starting Sunday, February 4, 2024, for approximately 45 days.

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Theatre students in character abroad

02 February 2024

“Dancing at Lughnasa” reveals sisterhood, joy, longing as changes threaten tightknit family

Set in the fictional Irish town of Ballybeg, Brian Friel’s “Dancing at Lughnasa” gives an in-depth look at five sisters facing great changes and realizations as they struggle to survive.

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Students receive tutoring at library

26 January 2024

Peer-led program aims to enhance student learning experience

Led by a student facilitator, LC’s Supplemental Instruction program offers study-group sessions that target courses with high failure rates.

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Historical monument in Lisbon

19 January 2024

Professor to discuss Portugal’s influence on maritime exploration

Retired History Professor Dr. Joe Cafaro’s 3D Journeys presentation on Jan. 22 will highlight how Portuguese maritime explorers played a significant role in connecting the global community during Europe’s age of discovery.

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Students participating in lecture

16 January 2024

LaGrange College to launch new academic programs

LaGrange College will implement three new graduate and undergraduate academic options, including a Doctor of Education — the college’s first doctoral-level degree — and a minor in Computer Science.

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Group photoshoot in Ireland

12 January 2024

Theatre students find community among locals in Irish town

In preparation for LC Theatre’s spring production of Brian Friel’s "Dancing at Lughnasa," the cast and crew spent part of their holiday break visiting the Irish playwright’s home country and learning about the town that inspired one of his most popular works.

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Choir performs at venue

05 January 2024

Internationally recognized St. Olaf Choir to perform on campus

Come experience the crystal-clear sounds of the St. Olaf Choir, a 75-member mixed ensemble known internationally for performing music with inspiring messages of hope and faith.

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Four students participate in a study group

21 December 2023

New FAFSA now available; required for 2024-25 financial aid

The new FAFSA promises to expand eligibility for federal student aid—and it must be completed by students before LaGrange College can award a financial aid package for the 2024-25 academic year.

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Braves host LC Sports Management majors

15 December 2023

Political Science alum inspires students to look beyond boundaries

Katie Hearn ’12, gameday staffing and administration manager for the Atlanta Braves, has risen above her fair share of roadblocks, including losing nearly all her sight in 2017. Now, she takes what she has gained from those obstacles to mentor students looking to break into the sports industry.

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Political Science alum speaks to students

08 December 2023

Alumna focuses on serving community in legal and military roles

At the age of five, Ternisha Miles Jones ’03 knew she wanted to make a difference in her community as a lawyer, a profession she practices both in the Alabama court system and the Alabama Army National Guard. Recently, she returned to her alma mater to share with students how her time on the Hill impacted her life and career.

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Students reading to school children

01 December 2023

Servant Scholars play active role in addressing underserved groups

This year, the senior Servant Scholars have teamed up with local nonprofits dedicated to helping children struggling in literacy and adults with exceptional needs.

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Scholarship program for female students

22 November 2023

Lettie Pate Whitehead scholarship program empowers female leaders

The college’s Lettie Pate Whitehead scholarship program has helped female students develop leadership skills through education and mentorship.

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Alumni council celebrates service

17 November 2023

Helping them reach their dreams

GivingTuesday offers an opportunity to focus on philanthropy, and the impact of the day at LaGrange College can transform students’ lives.

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Freshmen participate in Outward Bound trip

10 November 2023

LIFT empowers students to lead with confidence

Launched by Ted H’16 and Ann Beason H’14 in 2013, the college’s LIFT (Leaders Inspired for Tomorrow) program has equipped freshmen with the skills needed to become impactful leaders on campus.

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LC Musical Theatre to debut play on astronomy

03 November 2023

“Silent Sky” changes the way we look at the night sky

“Silent Sky” follows the journey of Henrietta Leavitt, a pioneering woman of astronomy whose devotion to the stars affected the relationships in her orbit. The LC Theatre production will run Nov. 15-17.

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Kayleigh Murphy Hester ’13 (center), her mother, Kim Murphy ’93 (left) and her grandmother, Doris Almand ’75

27 October 2023

Alumna shares family bond to alma mater and nursing

Nursing runs through the veins of fourth-generation nurse Kayleigh Murphy Hester '13. From the moment she worked alongside her grandfather at his pediatrics practice in LaGrange, Hester knew she wanted to carry on the family tradition of helping people in need.

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College adds new teams

24 October 2023

College to offer two new women's sports

LaGrange College Athletics will increase its program from 16 to 18 teams, with the addition of women’s golf and women’s flag football.

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Alum receives new assignment in China

20 October 2023

Political Science alum begins new endeavor as U.S. diplomat in China

Robert Allen Jr. ’19 faces each challenge as it comes, whether learning a new language in the Peace Corps or navigating the COVID-19 pandemic overseas. He will take what he has learned from his experiences into his new role as a U.S. diplomat in China.

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Player practicing his swing

13 October 2023

Golf program enhances training with new simulator

Students on the golf team can work on perfecting their swing year-round thanks to a new state-of-the-art simulator gifted to the program through a generous donation.

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Award recipients announced for alumni luncheon

06 October 2023

Homecoming spotlights outstanding alumni

What do a Grammy award winner, a research instructor, a former principal and a retired golf coach have in common? They are the honorees being celebrated at this year’s Alumni Awards luncheon.

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Students to perform in Broadway showcase

29 September 2023

‘Take It From The Top’ pays homage to Broadway opening numbers

Students will display their talents by performing an array of classic and modern showtunes in this year’s Homecoming show ‘Take It From The Top.’

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Cheerleaders hype up crowd at football game

22 September 2023

Homecoming brings festivities to campus and city

Whether you’re celebrating your 50th reunion or first year of college, Homecoming 2023 has something for everyone in the Panther family.

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College officials enter agreement with PCOM Georgia

20 September 2023

LaGrange College signs agreement with PCOM Georgia

LaGrange College recently entered a partnership with PCOM Georgia in Suwanee, a private not-for-profit educational institution offering doctoral and master’s degrees in health care.

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Professor gives lesson to students

18 September 2023

LaGrange College earns ‘Best Value’ ranking

For the fifth consecutive year, LaGrange College has been named a “Best Value” institution by U.S. News & World Report in its annual rankings of American colleges and universities.

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Paintings on display at Lamar Dodd

15 September 2023

Alumni display their artistic talents in Homecoming exhibition

A new exhibit created by five LC graduates of the ‘70s and a friend of the college exemplifies the longstanding relationships developed on the Hill.

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President presents updates on college

08 September 2023

Growing relationships locally and abroad at core of President’s address

The annual tradition of the State of the College address is a celebration for some alumni, who along with campus and community leaders, were briefed on Thursday by President Susanna Baxter on current and proposed updates the college has been working on to meet the needs of its student population.

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Business alum returns to alma mater

01 September 2023

Alum leaves Republic of Georgia to pursue American dream

If George Gegechkori ’10 could give a book title for his life, it would not be “A Tale of Two Cities,” but “A Tale of Two Georgias.”

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Professor gives keynote address at Opening Convocation

25 August 2023

History Professor affirms transformative role of liberal arts

While the liberal arts might sound like something that came about at the turn of the century, this tradition dates back nearly 3,000 years. History Professor Dr. Kevin Shirley, keynote speaker at Monday’s Opening Convocation, explained the origins of the liberal arts tradition and how it equips students to become engaged and productive members of society.

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Professor speaks with students

18 August 2023

Business Professor emphasizes importance of active listening

On occasion, it’s easy to become distracted and lose sight of the person speaking to us. Ely R. Callaway Sr. Professor of International Business Dr. Linda McMullen highlighted ways to improve interpersonal communication skills during Monday's Opening Session for faculty and staff.

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Minister gives a message at inauguration of President Susanna Baxter

10 August 2023

Chaplain helps students find sense of belonging on the Hill

Life can take us in different directions, but like a boomerang, it often comes back around to where it started. This is true for Ashley Fitzpatrick Jenkins '08, who just came back to her alma mater to serve as the new Chaplain and Director of Spiritual Life.

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Cessna aircraft in flight

14 July 2023

Aviation Day to give students first look at new pilot-training program

Over the next 15 years, more than half of current U.S. pilots will have reached the mandatory retirement age of 65. As pilots start to retire, the college is doing its part to help with the shortage by offering an aviation minor that students can learn more about at Aviation Day on July 19.

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Giving Day banner

16 June 2023

Generosity at core of Giving Day

From financial aid like scholarships to support for on-campus academic resources, donors’ generosity is integral to the college’s transformative educational experience. With that in mind, LC Giving Day is June 23 in honor of the Class of 2023.

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Student athletes at LaGrange College

09 June 2023

College to partner with Wellstar for sports medicine services

Wellstar has entered into an exclusive partnership with LaGrange College to provide sports medicine coverage to its 400 student-athletes.

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A plane from Paragon Flight Training

09 June 2023

LaGrange College to launch aviation program

Beginning in fall semester 2023, LaGrange College will offer a program in aviation, coursework that will allow students to earn a minor in the discipline while preparing for careers as airline pilots, private charter pilots or cargo pilots.

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Professor teaches class at seminar

26 May 2023

Education Department connects graduates to real-world opportunities

No matter how many years have passed since elementary, middle or high school, people often remember one or more teachers who motivated them to pursue their dreams. Just as their mentors before them, graduates from the college’s Education Department are fulfilling their desire to teach and inspire the leaders of tomorrow.

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Natural waterway in Georgia

19 May 2023

Political Science project focuses on World Heritage Site protection for Georgia landmark

While World Heritage Sites like Yellowstone National Park and the Grand Canyon have the luxury of being protected from such threats as infrastructure development and mining, others like Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp are at risk of not being around for future generations to enjoy. To help the Georgia landmark become a World Heritage Site, Political Science students in Dr. John Tures’ Research Methods class gathered data they shared with advocates at the state and federal level.

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Graduate student serves in nursing home

12 May 2023

Clinical Mental Health Counseling students gain work experience, life skills through volunteer service

In our day-to-day routines, we tend to overlook the needs of people in our own backyard. Students in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program immerse themselves in the community through projects with nonprofits.

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Alumna and donors to be recognized at graduation

05 May 2023

Commencement honorees linked to campus history

Shearon Wiggins Glover ’72 and Louis and Mary Kay Smith, longtime supporters of the college who are associated with Glover Garden and Smith Hall, will come back to the Hill to be recognized with the Distinguished Service Alumni Award and Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters degrees, respectively, at Saturday’s commencement. In addition, Jim Thornton ’94, this year’s commencement speaker, will receive an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree.

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Student receives academic honor

28 April 2023

Henry award recipient plans to enter sports industry

Senior Emma Rose, a go-getter with a drive to succeed in academics and athletics, will have the honor of addressing her peers as the Waights G. Henry Jr. Leadership Award winner at the commencement ceremony on May 6.

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Student with decorated graduation cap

21 April 2023

LC alum, former city official to give commencement address

James “Jim” Thornton ’94, a LaGrange native known throughout the city for his work in law and politics, will return to his old stomping grounds to deliver the commencement address on Saturday, May 6, at Callaway Stadium. He serves as the Director of Government Relations at Georgia Municipal Association in Atlanta.

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Students aid in hurricane cleanup

14 April 2023

Service trip provides hope for Hurricane Ian survivors

Survivors of a natural catastrophe often feel alone, not knowing who they can turn to for aid. At Fort Myers Beach, where Hurricane Ian caused massive damage, a group of LC students, faculty and staff on a spring break service-learning trip, answered the call to assist struggling residents.

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Group of alumni pose at Caswell Plaza

06 April 2023

Commemorative benches improve campus, honor loved ones

Stories tend to fade over time, but commemorative benches can last for generations to come. Members of the Panther community have the opportunity to recognize those closest to them with a symbol that will be forever linked to their experiences on the Hill.

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Students drive around course on campus

31 March 2023

Diverse Power Grand Prix drives students to pursue STEM careers

When watching a racing event like the Daytona 500, people might imagine what it would be like in the driver’s seat. Middle and high school students will come to the LC campus on April 15 to get that opportunity on a smaller scale at the Diverse Power Grand Prix, an annual event that teaches critical skills necessary for careers in science, technology, engineering and math.

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Statue of poet in Italy

24 March 2023

Retired English Professor to showcase Tuscany’s influence on European authors

“Romeo and Juliet” and “The Canterbury Tales,” famous literary works by Shakespeare and Chaucer, might not have come to fruition without the Tuscan poets who came before them. Dr. Nina Dulin-Mallory, the closing speaker of 3D Journeys’ 13th season, will explain how early Renaissance Tuscan authors Petrarch and Boccaccio inspired these English writers and changed the landscape of literature.

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Musical Theatre students pose for picture

17 March 2023

“The Marvelous Wonderettes” celebrates friendship, love and ‘the thrill of the prom’ through pop music of the ’50s and ’60s

Step back to a time when soda shops, sock hops and drive-in movies were all the rage. “The Marvelous Wonderettes,” a jukebox comedy that will run March 29-31 at Price Theater, will take the audience on a musical journey through some of the hits that made up the songbook of the ‘50s and ‘60s.

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Students pose outside residence

10 March 2023

Leading up to Henry Hall's final goodbye, former residents reminisce

People might forget a certain quote or lyric, but they can recall the first time they stepped into their college dorm or met their roommate. Before Henry Hall takes its final bow, the Panther community is being invited to come and share their stories on Thursday, April 20, at 6 p.m., at Caswell Plaza.

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National History Day student presentation

03 March 2023

Regional history contest empowers future leaders

Students often feel unmotivated to learn about historical figures they cannot relate to in the present day. The National History Day Georgia contest provides an outlet for middle and high school students to form a connection with their subject matter on a deeper level.

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Storytelling Festival Presenter

24 February 2023

Building community at heart of Azalea Storytelling Festival

Stories, whether written on paper or performed on stage, have the power to stir up a mix of emotions in us. At this year’s Azalea Storytelling Festival March 3-5, experienced tellers will share a lifetime of stories that are bound to strike a chord in all generations.

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Art sculpture in Florence Italy

17 February 2023

Retired Art Professor to discuss origins of Italian Renaissance

Art, much like history, is always evolving because of different perspectives being brought to the forefront. Retired Art Professor John Lawrence, the second speaker for the 3D Journeys event on Feb. 27, will explain how new ideas brought forth a creative explosion that led to the Renaissance in Tuscany.

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Student poses with soccer ball

10 February 2023

Sports Management student lands job at Major League Soccer

In a match, athletes tend to show what they are made of during a critical moment known as ‘crunch time.’ Senior Kirsten Boyd, a tennis player whose drive and determination can be seen on and off the court, rose above the pressures of the job market to attain a social media role at Major League Soccer in New York.

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Students working on movie production

03 February 2023

Lifetime production prepares student interns for film careers

LaGrange, which has been featured in such films as “A Perfect Christmas Pairing” and “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay,” was used as a location for a Haylie Duff directed movie in December. Film, Music and Theatre students from LaGrange College, where the Lifetime production was partly shot, learned from professionals about the film industry while serving as interns in various departments.

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Theatre students pose for promo pic

27 January 2023

“No Exit” examines the complexities of human behavior

Three people walking into a room might sound like the beginning of a joke, but Jean-Paul Sartre’s “No Exit” is no laughing matter. The drama, which will run Feb. 9-12 in the Black Box Theater, explores the idea of being held accountable for our actions and facing the consequences of decisions we made from our own free will.

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Alum presents MLK letter

20 January 2023

MLK speaker encourages audience to make a difference one spark at a time

People often think they cannot influence change on their own. However, Chalton Askew ’88, who recently gave a presentation for the college’s monthlong Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, conveyed that Dr. King’s impactful words in his 1963 letter have the power to start a ripple effect that can still be felt today.

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Ancient wine barrels

13 January 2023

History Professor to highlight Etruscan influence on Roman culture

Professor Kevin Shirley, whose lifelong fascination with history was sparked by the stories of J.R.R. Tolkien, will start the 13th season of 3D Journeys on Jan. 23. He will shine a light on the Etruscan civilization, a vanished culture whose contributions played a key role in the development of Rome and the Italian Renaissance.

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Sky view of campus

06 January 2023

New master plan to set stage for future of campus

In an effort to address the changing needs of the institution, the college is working with an architectural firm on updating its master plan. The project, which is being funded by Callaway Foundation, Inc., will focus on the physical condition and functionality of specific buildings on campus.

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Servant Scholars Director gifts bike to community leader

22 December 2022

Servant Scholars share joy of Christmas with Calumet residents

Shopping for a Christmas present can often be taken for granted when some families must decide between spending money on gifts or food on the table. To assist Calumet residents in creating a memorable holiday for their children, members of the Wilkinson Family Servant Scholars program extended a helping hand by providing donations and hundreds of toys.

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Senior working on laptop

16 December 2022

Student reels in 20K+ fans on Instagram account

Authentic storytelling on social media is often hard to come by when some people put on a façade rather than be themselves. Yet, Davis Owen ’23, who shares his fishing and traveling experiences on Instagram, has gained over 20,000 followers because he chooses to stand out and stay true to his audience.

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Diabetic player on the basketball court

09 December 2022

Diabetic basketball player lives each day one shot at a time

Managing diabetes and playing a high-octane sport like basketball might seem incompatible to some people. However, Cooper Dolhancyk ’24, who has battled Type 1 diabetes for 14 years, learned how to control his disease so he can continue to play the game he loves.

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Students working on business project

02 December 2022

Marketing program creates opportunities for student entrepreneurs

Design comes second nature to Jacob Jeffords ’23, who turned his talent for creating customized key chains into a business. He hopes to continue selling his keepsake items after graduation.

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LC Day of Giving

23 November 2022

Giving Tuesday to bring college and community together for philanthropy

Alumni who have benefitted from scholarships during their time on the Hill can pay it forward by making a financial gift on Tuesday, Nov. 29. The first $10,000 in gifts will be matched by generous donors.

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Group picture during rehearsal

18 November 2022

"Holly Jolly Joyful Jingles" to spread yuletide cheer

A Christmas gift the college and community can unwrap early is LaGrange College Musical Theatre’s “Holly Jolly Joyful Jingles,” a festive show featuring Broadway musical selections and holiday classics. The production will premiere the week after Thanksgiving in the Beason Recital Hall at West Side.

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Women's basketball player controls the ball

14 November 2022

LC Panthers Weekly Update

Catch up with the LaGrange Panther athletes and all of the in-season sports.

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Student studying on campus

11 November 2022

Military experience drives student to pursue counseling career

Many veterans, who constantly faced life-and-death situations while dodging the bombs and gunfire in war-torn countries, do not often have the support needed to cope with the emotional wounds they bring back home. Former Army Sgt. Bryan Hall, who understands firsthand how the effects of war can take a toll on service members, is majoring in Clinical Mental Health Counseling to help make sure veterans suffering from trauma do not slip through the cracks.

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Men's soccer team poses for a group photo after the championship game

07 November 2022

LC Panthers Weekly Update

Catch up with the LaGrange Panther athletes and all of the in-season sports.

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International students conversing on campus

04 November 2022

International students provide global perspectives

The college’s international undergraduates, who represent countries ranging from Argentina to South Africa, have varied experiences and customs that make them distinct. Differences aside, they all say they’re pursuing their career dreams here on the Hill.

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Men's soccer player running and about to kick the ball

01 November 2022

LC Panthers Weekly Update

Catch up with the LaGrange Panther athletes and all of the in-season sports.

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Students in study session

28 October 2022

Academic Director builds connections with students

Panther Academic Center for Excellence Director Lindsay Shaughnessy, who once aspired to be an interior designer, pursued the field of education like many of her family members. After teaching high school in Alabama, she made her way to LaGrange College, where she helps students in need of extra assistance in their courses.

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Men's championship soccer team

24 October 2022

LC Panthers Weekly Update

Catch up with the LaGrange Panther athletes and all of the in-season sports.

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Seniors working on intern project

21 October 2022

Student interns developing local sports hall of fame

Over the course of the semester, interns Bershard Edwards '23 and Mena Yacoub '23 have been assisting the Troup County Parks and Recreation department with managing local school competitions. However, their primary project is creating a Sports Hall of Fame in the county.

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Committee plans lecture series

14 October 2022

Italy set as destination for 3D Journeys series

The college's 3D Journeys lectures and optional travel series will feature Tuscany, Italy, this academic year. The region is known as the heart of the Renaissance.

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Homecoming award recipients

07 October 2022

Homecoming highlights alumni achievement

Every year, the college recognizes alumni who have distinguished themselves in their chosen career fields. This year's award recipients have backgrounds in law, nursing and computer science. In addition, two people affiliated with the college will be named honorary alumni today.

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Five Women Play Promo

30 September 2022

"Five Women Wearing the Same Dress" takes on relationships and the search for love

LaGrange College Theatre will open its season with “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress,” an upbeat comedy about the bond these women form despite their differences. The production will run Oct. 6-9.

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Pouncer at 2021 football game

23 September 2022

Homecoming 2022 honors lasting legacies, features new traditions

Homecoming 2022 will bring the Panther family together to celebrate the past and look toward the future. Some events students and alumni can look forward to are the Flashback Friday party and Panther football game.

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SGA President speaks at Convocation

16 September 2022

Political Science Major elected as new SGA President

When he is not scoring a hat trick for the Men's Soccer team, Jaydon Parrish '23 is leading the Student Government Association as its president. Since he started his term in May, Parrish has been working with his team of officers on how to streamline digital communication between various campus organizations.

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Business Professor teaches students

12 September 2022

LaGrange College receives Top 10 ranking

LaGrange College earned high marks in annual rankings released this week by U.S. News & World Report.

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Freshmen selfie

02 September 2022

Freshman enrollment surges

The Class of 2026, one of the college's larger groups, was initiated into the LC family at the start of the 2022-23 academic year. This freshman class has students representing 10 states and four countries

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Students at Moshell Learning Center

26 August 2022

Expanded learning, tutoring center opens for fall semester

The Moshell Tutoring Lab, an area used by the Panther Academic Center for Excellence and the Writing and Tutoring centers, is being launched to better accommodate students. The Lab, along with the Moshell Learning Center, both received modern furnishings and new technology as part of a renovation project that started in February.

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New faculty start year at LC

25 August 2022

LaGrange College welcomes new faculty

Six new faculty members joined LaGrange College for the 2022-23 academic year.

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Kathy McCollum poses with Pouncer

19 August 2022

Alumna becomes first female Board Chair

Kathy Reese McCollum '81, M'17 is bringing her business and non-profit experience into her new role as Chair of the college's Board of Trustees, a position not held by a woman before in the history of the institution. A member of the college's Board since 2007, she started her term as Chair on July 1.

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Dr. Paschal and his family at Hyde Street Pier

12 August 2022

Professor completes swim from Alcatraz

Dr. William Paschal, a longtime Biology Professor and experienced swimmer, pushed beyond his limits to complete his first open water event in the San Francisco Bay surrounding the island of Alcatraz, a notorious prison considered inescapable.

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LaGrange College chapel

11 August 2022

New trustees elected at LaGrange College

Five new members joined LaGrange College’s Board of Trustees on July 1, according to a press release from the college.

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Student at microscope

22 July 2022

Student gets real-world veterinary experience in Thailand

As a child, Aria Foster '24 knew she wanted to be a veterinarian when she nursed stray animals found at her home back to health. This summer, she had the chance to travel out of the country to help treat cats, dogs, and elephants at Loop Abroad's College Veterinary Service Program in Thailand.

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Orientation tour group in front of Quillian Building

24 June 2022

New students prepare for fall semester

This summer marks the return of in-person orientation sessions. Instead of communicating on the computer, orientation leaders and new students can meet and interact on campus.

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Austin Cook

27 May 2022

Retired Postmaster back on the move one year after motorcycle accident

Austin Cook III, who suffered life-threatening injuries from a motorcycle accident in May 2021, said he is making great strides in his recovery. After being told that he might not be able to walk again, he said he recently hiked Anna Ruby Falls for four tenths of a mile in an hour and 15 minutes.

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Honorees Jasmine Middleton and Rhett Yates

19 May 2022

Two to be honored at commencement

Jasmine Middleton, winner of the Waights G. Henry Jr. Leadership Award, has been described by one of her professors as a true servant leader, always encouraging everyone around her. Dr. Rhett Yates will receive the Distinguished Service Alumni Award at Saturday’s commencement ceremony.

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Graduation ceremony

13 May 2022

Alumnus, Retired Col. to address graduates at commencement

Ret. Col. F. Maxwell (Max) Wood ’81, an LC alumnus with a legal and military career spanning over 30 years, will give the commencement address on Saturday, May 21, at Callaway Stadium. He serves as the National Appeals Director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

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Undergraduate Research presentations

06 May 2022

Undergraduate research prepares students for future careers

After two years of virtual presentations, the Undergraduate Research Poster Session was back in person April 28 at the Hudson Lab Sciences Building. Students from various disciplines presented scholarly work they have compiled over the course of the year.

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The cast of A Few Good Men rehearse for an upcoming performance

29 April 2022

“A Few Good Men” tackles questions of ethics

Inspired by real-life events, Aaron Sorkin’s “A Few Good Men” takes an in-depth look at a murder trial that tests how far a group of Navy defense lawyers are willing to go to defend their two Marine clients. LC Theatre will present the courtroom drama next week in Price Theater.

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President Baxter at the Presidential Inauguration ceremony

22 April 2022

LaGrange College celebrates inauguration of President Baxter

With anticipation only heightened by a pandemic delay, campus and community leaders gathered Friday to celebrate Dr. Susanna Baxter’s official installation as the college’s 26th president.

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Dr. John Cook teaching a seminar.

14 April 2022

Crucifixion discoveries spotlight professor’s expertise

An expert on Roman crucifixion, LaGrange College Professor Dr. John Cook has become an often-quoted source in recent news stories covering archaeological discoveries related to this ancient form of execution.

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Brian Peterson headshot

14 April 2022

Peterson named new Vice President for Academic Affairs

Dr. Brian Peterson has been named Vice President for Academic Affairs at LaGrange College. Currently serving as Senior Associate Academic Dean at Central College in Pella, Iowa, Dr. Peterson comes to the post with nearly 30 years of experience in higher education.

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President Susanna Baxter and the President's Medallion

08 April 2022

President’s inauguration set for April 22

Inauguration week to start April 18 President Baxter’s inauguration will include a weeklong series of events for the LaGrange community to celebrate the college’s 26th president and the future ahead.

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Two students huddle on stream bank and prepare to plant a pollinator-friendly grass along Park Creek.

01 April 2022

Students and Chattahoochee Riverkeeper collaborate on stream restoration project

Service Saturday project brings together campus community and Chattahoochee Riverkeeper to work on stream restoration project.

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A Boston pond on an Autumn day

18 March 2022

Wilson to share how nature shaped Boston’s literary history

The 3D Journey’s lecture on March 28 will focus on the historical significance of nature in Boston literature.

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The cast of Pump Boys and Dinettes stand in a diner

11 March 2022

‘Pump Boys and Dinettes’ serve up life lessons through song and dance

Listen to the sounds of a rockabilly jam session at LaGrange College Theatre’s production of “Pump Boys and Dinettes.” Families can tap their feet along to the music and enjoy a surprise treat from the “Dinettes” during intermission.

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Judy Greer displays a piece of the basketball floor

04 March 2022

Opening the doors of opportunity

It all started with basketball for Judy Greer ’57 and Mavis Sprayberry Trice ’60. Marking the 50th anniversary of Title IX, the two trailblazers for women in Panther Athletics recently shared their story with students.

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Carol Cain tells a story at Stories in the Garden

25 February 2022

Alum unlocks magic of words in storytelling

While Carol Cain ’82 was earning a theatre degree at LaGrange College, she was thrilled to find an outlet for her vivid imagination. But then she discovered the art form of storytelling – and her world opened up.

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Fenway Park is a beloved landmark in Boston.

18 February 2022

Baseball and math add up for professor

Mathematics Professor Dr. Greg McClanahan has a lifelong passion for baseball and numbers. He said those two interests fit like a hand in a glove.

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Student leaders talk to community panel

11 February 2022

Students sharpen leadership skills at retreat

Leaders representing campus groups from Greek organizations to special-interest clubs gathered recently to learn how to make the student experience stronger.

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Education students in new space

04 February 2022

Education program settles into new facility

Education faculty and students said they feel like they are in a whole new world after the program’s relocation to West Side.

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Female administrators and coaches

28 January 2022

Events to celebrate girls, women in sports

When Title IX was instated in 1972, it leveled the athletic playing field for men and women. To mark the 50th anniversary of its passage, Athletics will observe National Girls and Women in Sports Day on Feb. 2.

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Members of the 1982-83 championship team greet each other on the court.

21 January 2022

Panthers celebrate 1982 basketball champs

Mariotti Gym was the site Tuesday for an event to honor the 1982 Men’s Basketball team, who brought home a conference title.

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Boston's Fanuiel Hall - cradle of liberty

13 January 2022

Lecture: Boston's history reflects nation's birth

Almost 250 years ago, Faneuil Hall in Boston provided a gathering place for some of the country’s most famous orators, leading to the protests of the Sugar Act in 1764 and where the doctrine of “no taxation without representation” was born.

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Landon Baize talks with Servant Scholar Director Jeff Lukken

06 January 2022

Alum finds way to serve the underserved

Landon Baize ’08 found his passion by providing basic necessities to those in need.

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This year's 3D Journeys topic is Boston

17 December 2021

3D Journeys to explore Boston

The 12th annual 3D Journeys travel-and-lecture series will focus on the historic city of Boston.

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Servant Scholars work at Our Daily Break, their soup kitchen

09 December 2021

Building bridges with service 

Since 2012, a select group of students have been getting firsthand experience in what it means to serve. This year, they have gathered toys for children in the community.

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An LC student teacher shows students a violin.

02 December 2021

Education program earns ‘exemplary’ score

The college’s Education program recently received a glowing report card for how it trains people who want to be future teachers.

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Queen's University in Belfast, Norther Ireland, is one of the sites available for study abroad.

19 November 2021

Study-abroad opportunities varied

Many students have participated in the college’s Interim Term or May Away study-away journeys, but there are other programs that offer longer opportunities for study.

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Singers to join percussionists in concert

12 November 2021

Percussionists, singers join for ‘The Journey’

The Percussion Ensemble and LC Singers will explore the unique milestones of student musicians during the concert “The Journey” on Thursday.

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Women's and Men's basketball season is ready to start

05 November 2021

Panther basketball ready to take the court

Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams are eager to start new season.

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Fans cheer at football game

29 October 2021

Event-filled, in-person Homecoming returns  

It’s been a long time coming, but LC family and friends will be gathering this weekend for Homecoming fun.

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Cast rehearses Dr. Jack Slay's play, "Tales from the Hill."

21 October 2021

Slay’s play explores ghost stories of the Hill

New play by English professor Dr. Jack Slay brings LC ghost stories to life

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four new trustees at LC

15 October 2021

New members join Board of Trustees

A businessman and two educators are adding their expertise to the college’s Board of Trustees this year.

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College will honor three alumni at Homecoming

08 October 2021

Alumni to be honored during Homecoming

Michael Thorp Fay ’86 and Cheryl “Cheri” Blasingame Garing ’98 are this year’s recipients of the Shackelford Alumni Achievement Award, and Eric Keels Ph.D. ’10 is being recognized with the 2021 Outstanding Young Alumni Award. They will be recognized during a Oct. 29 luncheon.

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merri lawrence and ann beason outside their photogram darkroom

30 September 2021

Alums explore shadow and light in exhibition

When Merri Lawrence ’77 and Ann Beason H’14 decided to learn a process called photogram, they discovered even weeds are beautiful.

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Alum Bob McLendon enrollment

23 September 2021

Alum comes full circle with college

Bob McLendon ’70 credits LaGrange College with giving him the skills for a successful career in higher education, so when his alma mater turned to him for some advice, there was no hesitation – he was in.

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LC Theatre to present Agatha Christie's 'The Mousetrap'

17 September 2021

Christie’s ‘The Mousetrap’ sets scene for murder

Agatha Christie is renowned as the best-selling novelist of all time. Her play “The Mousetrap” is the world’s longest-running play, having opened in 1952. LC Theatre will present the classic drama next week in Price Theater.

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John Head photo

15 September 2021

College names new vice president

Dr. John Head has been named Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Experience at LaGrange College.

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US News rankings show LaGrange College as a Top 10 choice

13 September 2021

LaGrange College ranked in Top 10

LaGrange College continues its run as an outstanding college in annual rankings released today by U.S. News & World Report.

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Students hold candlelight service on 9/11

10 September 2021

Professor reflects on day that changed America

It’s been 20 years since the terrorist attack on New York City, Washington, D.C., and Pennsylvania that killed almost 3,000 people. One LC professor’s expertise in terrorism and homeland security made him an invaluable source of information at that time.

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Supporters cheer during a football game.

26 August 2021

New coaches ready for sports competitions

From LaGrange natives to a former Swedish volleyball player, new Panther coaches have a wealth of experience.

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Community festival to celebrate Panther Pride

20 August 2021

Community fest to celebrate Panther Pride

Fun, games and music await the community Aug. 28 as LC Athletics hosts a party to open the year.

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Pouncer celebrates with fans at Flashback Friday

22 July 2021

In-person Homecoming set for Oct. 29-31

Homecoming activities will return to campus this year with activities for all.

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Columns, Sumer 2021

30 June 2021

Columns - Summer 2021

The LaGrange College magazine for alumni and friends, Columns is published three times a year by the Communications and Marketing Office.

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Architect's rendering of business classroom innovations

17 June 2021

Upgrades to improve business collaboration

The third floor of Smith Hall, home of the Business program, is getting an overhaul this summer.

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Students carrying class banners for 2020 and 2021 lead the processional

20 May 2021

Joint Commencement was a labor of love 

Planning for a joint Commencement ceremony in the middle of a pandemic was no easy task. But after Saturday’s event, organizers said it could not have gone better.

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Class banner at commencement

15 May 2021

Graduates praised for perseverance

The graduates of the Class of 2020 and the Class of 2021 were celebrated for their accomplishments during Saturday's Commencement ceremony.

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A sea of mortarboards.

13 May 2021

It’s time to celebrate Commencement 2021

This year's Commencement ceremony will honor two graduating cohorts – the Class of 2020 and the Class of 2021.

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Honorary doctorate recipients will be Robert Tucker and Jerry Wilkinson

06 May 2021

Honorary doctorates to be awarded 

A LaGrange civic leader and an Atlanta businessman will be presented honorary doctorates during this year’s commencement ceremonies.

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Professors Dr. John Tures and Jeff Lukken give awards

30 April 2021

Honors Day spotlights excellence

Political Science Professors Dr. John Tures and Jeff Lukken interject some fun with their presentation during Wednesday's Honors Day celebration.

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Friends celebrate at a past commencement

22 April 2021

End-of-year events honor students

Honors Day on Wednesday begins an array of events that will spotlight the accomplishments of faculty and students.

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Three artists will be displaying their upcycled work during next week's Sustainability Week

15 April 2021

Week’s events to focus on sustainability 

From upcycled art to a lake clean-up, the Sustainability Council will give students lots of opportunities next week to learn how to help the planet.

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“Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know” will be discussed in a Zoom meeting.

09 April 2021

Book discussion to explore open-mindedness

Sometimes the best way to learn is to question your own opinion and engage in open-minded conversations with others, according to the author of a book that will be discussed by First Gentleman Mark Huffman on Wednesday.

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Brenda Jean Hamilton and Tim Fitz-Gerald

02 April 2021

Fine, Performing Arts spotlight students

Spring brings a full schedule of student concerts, recitals, shows and exhibitions.

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savanna hicks paints a backdrop for her play.

26 March 2021

Research expands student opportunities

Although people tend to link research with fields of science, Undergraduate Research at LaGrange spans many disciplines.

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Athletic training staff Janet Lin Craft, Rob Dicks and Chris Blocker

19 March 2021

Caring for student-athletes is top priority

Day in and day out, the Panther athletic training team keeps student-athletes healthy.

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The Vietnam Memorial in Washington, DC

11 March 2021

Vietnam’s history shrouded in conflict

When most people think of Vietnam, they think of the war. But Dr. Joe Cafaro, this month’s 3D Journeys lecturer, says the nation’s history is more complex than that.

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Students and staff plant a tree for Georgia Arbor Day.

05 March 2021

Outdoor theater returns to Sunny Gables

After last fall’s successful production at Sunny Gables, LaGrange College Theatre will return to the site for a night of one-act plays.

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A student points to her "I Rang the Bell" sticker after successfully receiving acceptance into graduate school

26 February 2021

Opportunity allows seniors to celebrate success

Graduating seniors now have the chance to herald their accomplishments one chime at a time with new Sound of Success.

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The White Temple in Bangkok.

18 February 2021

Exotic, welcoming culture defines Thailand

Monday’s 3D Journeys lecture will explore the rich history and culture of Thailand.

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Sanford Bishop to give MLK address

12 February 2021

Congressman to present virtual MLK speech

This year’s MLK address will look a little different because the speaker won’t actually be on campus - U.S. Rep. Sanford Bishop will be appearing via Zoom.

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Director of Admissions films video

05 February 2021

Presidential Scholarships celebrate students

Every year, outstanding high-school students from around the country are offered a chance to win top scholarships to LC, including two for full rides.

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Global Passport keeps students informed

29 January 2021

Global Engagement in times of COVID

In the face of the pandemic’s travel bans and safety requirements, the Office of Global Engagement has had to flip its programs. The effort has opened new opportunities for students.

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Buddhist children

22 January 2021

Children’s opera brings art form to life

Educators say the key to introducing children to opera is to make it fun. This year, the Music Program has gone the extra mile to produce a show that can be used in area elementary schools.

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Mountains of Nepal

15 January 2021

Religion, culture intertwine in Nepal

Dr. David Ahearn, this year’s first 3D Journeys lecturer, says the best way to learn about a culture is to understand its religion. “Nepal is the most interesting place I’ve ever been.”

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Drawing of a female meditating

08 January 2021

Expert says ‘self care is not selfish’

It’s easy these days to get caught up wanting to help others, but there is one person who may need attention and consideration first – you.

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Plans for sports in spring uncertain

18 December 2020

Safety paramount in sports decisions

Although the USA South has released a tentative plan for sports in spring, the situation remains fluid. Officials say student safety is the most important factor.

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Terry Kay

13 December 2020

Celebrated writer, LC alum Terry Kay dies

Best-selling author and LaGrange College alum Terry Kay ’59, H ’99 passed away Saturday after a brief battle with cancer. He was 82.

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Deborah Hall honored by accreditation board

11 December 2020

Accreditation group honors finance officer

Deborah Hall, Vice President for Finance and Operations, has been recognized for almost 20 years of service to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.

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Student art is displayed at Lamar Dodd Art Center

04 December 2020

Exhibitions highlight art at Dodd

When the pandemic caused Lamar Dodd Art Center to close its doors to the public and cancel the annual Senior Exit Exhibition, the faculty sprang into action to find a way to showcase student art.

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The filming of this year's Lessons and Carols

20 November 2020

Lessons and Carols special debuts Dec. 6

Dr. Toni Anderson, Coordinator of the Music program, was determined the college’s annual Christmas gift to the community would survive the pandemic. After almost 300 hours of collaboration among students, faculty and guests, a video version of Service of Lessons and Carols will be broadcast Dec. 6.

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The cast of Greek drama 'Medea'

13 November 2020

Greek dramas premiere on YouTube

Reaching back into the history of drama, LaGrange’s theater program presented two classic Greek plays this fall. Today, those productions make their premieres on YouTube.

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ASD Trevor Wenners and SD John Hughes check out the new website.

06 November 2020

LC unveils new athletics website

The redesigned athletics page offers more information with a contemporary and interactive feel.

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Librarian Amber Spratlin works with a student via computer

30 October 2020

Library makes opportunities out of challenges

While the mission of the library remains the same, adaptations have been made to help faculty, students and staff throughout the pandemic.

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CLCD staff assist a student with their career search

23 October 2020

Center helps students discover career paths

The Center for Leadership and Career Development helps students and alumni in their search for a meaningful career.

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Happy couple celebrates a virtual Homecoming

16 October 2020

Virtual Homecoming proving to be popular

Although Homecoming 2020 was forced to go virtual, many alums already are singing the praises of this year’s online events.

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Director of Athletic Training Rob Dicks

09 October 2020

Athletic trainer earns national award

Rob Dicks says mentoring and promoting the athletic training profession is his greatest pleasure. His work with student-athletes at LC has garnered him a national honor.

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Carol Cain as a college student

02 October 2020

Homecoming 2020 to offer virtual feast of events

Undeterred by COVID-19, Homecoming 2020 organizers have put together a week filled with virtual events for students, alumni and faculty.

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Athletic practices return

25 September 2020

Putting safety first, Panthers return to practices

LC student-athletes have begun to hit practice fields again.

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student walks by the large magnolia tree that anchors the Glover Garden

18 September 2020

Tree Campus designation earned

College earns Tree Campus USA designation for the second year in a row

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A student wearing a mask walks in front of Pitts Hall

14 September 2020

LaGrange College places in top 5 in ranking

For the second year in a row, LaGrange College has been named a top-five school in annual rankings released by U.S. News & World Report.

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Lacee Landrum and her family pause outside the state capitol on the day 'her' bill was signed into law.

11 September 2020

Alum's cancer battle leads to "Lacee's Law," expanding screening coverage

Lacee Landrum '13 and her personal experience with cancer led to a new state law expanding insurance coverage for screenings for the disease.

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Students stand socially distanced while practicing for the fall Theatre performance

04 September 2020

Outdoor productions keep live theatre alive

Theatre Arts professor takes productions outdoors to allow students to continue to experience live theatre.

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LIFT team travels to Outward Bound to rock climb and team build

28 August 2020

LIFT provides lessons in leadership

LIFT program equips students with the knowledge and abilities to be effective leaders.

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President Baxter addresses a group of students in Dickson Assembly Room

21 August 2020

Campus opening result of focus, teamwork 

Countless hours have been spent by faculty and staff to create a safe and responsible plan for reopening campus.

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President Susanna Baxter

21 August 2020

Dr. Susanna Baxter - Welcome New Students!

A message of welcome from Dr. Susanna Baxter, 26th president of LaGrange College.

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Kiara Tookes-Williams reads a story to a staff member's children

31 July 2020

Internships offer opportunities to grow

Thanks to a college-sponsored internship, senior Kiara Tookes-Williams now has her dream job.

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A classic car pauses in the parade to speak with the president and first lady

02 July 2020

Parade honors retiring President, First Lady

The weather was dreary but the sentiments were warm during Tuesday’s farewell parade for the retiring First Couple.

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National employee cleans door handle in Smith Hall

26 June 2020

Pandemic doesn't slow work of campus maintenance

Safety and sanitizing have been the top priorities for National Management Resources during the COVID-19 crisis.

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LaGrange College Chapel bathed in sunlight

03 June 2020

A message from the president

As we mourn in the present and acknowledge the injustices of the past, we must work to find a way forward as a nation—and a campus.

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D. Patricia Marchesi and her latest novel, "Florissant"

22 May 2020

Publisher to release professor’s novel

When Dr. Patricia Marchesi’s book, “Florrisant,” won an international writing award last year, she was thrilled. But a California publishing company topped that experience recently by offering her a book deal.

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Hooding at a recent graduation

15 May 2020

Honorary doctorates to be bestowed

An Atlanta businessman and a LaGrange leader will receive special honors during Commencement exercises, now scheduled for Oct. 17.

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Current view of Smith Patio

08 May 2020

New garden to grace center of the Hill

Shearon Wiggins Glover ’72 remembers the Maidee Smith Patio as a wonderful gathering space, but the years have taken their toll on it. She and her husband decided to do something about that.

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A fall campus picture of Pitts Hall - Campus will reopen this fall 2020

05 May 2020

College plans fall return

LaGrange College plans to resume on-campus instruction and activities this fall, according to President Dan McAlexander.

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Dr. Baxter's family in front of a waterfall

01 May 2020

Passion for higher education drives new president

Susanna Baxter spends time at the soccer fields with her sons, helps them with their schoolwork and joins her husband and boys at Atlanta United, Atlanta Falcons and Duke University games – all while preparing to become the 26th president of LaGrange College.

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Samantha James

01 May 2020

Samantha James - Internship in Capetown, South Africa

With assistance from the LaGrange College Office of Global Engagement, Samantha James was able to spend a month teaching in Capetown, South Africa.

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Dr. Susana Baxter

28 April 2020

Baxter named LaGrange College president

Susanna Baxter, current president of the Georgia Independent College Association, was named the 26th president of LaGrange College today after a unanimous vote by the institution’s board of trustees.

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A screen shot of a student engagement event

24 April 2020

Student Engagement working to keep students connected

Want to play a game of online bingo or trivia? The Office of Student Engagement is working to make sure students can have fun and keep building relationships, even when they aren’t on campus.

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Professor Luke Hopper works online with his Stagecraft student.

17 April 2020

Tech meets ingenuity in theater course

Learning how to build a prop can be difficult as it is but doing it online can present even greater challenges.

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Professors can conduct classes through a gaming platform called Discord.

03 April 2020

Professors say ‘game on’ for online challenges

As faculty members rushed to find an online learning program that would work the best for them, professors in Psychological Science already were in the game.

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Sam with a student in Cape Town, South Africa

27 March 2020

Senior interns in South African schools

Senior Samantha James has a deep curiosity about Africa. As an African American woman, she said she’s always wanted to know more about her culture’s roots. This past Interim Term gave her a chance to do that, as well as an opportunity to teach internationally.

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Professor Jon Ernstberger describes  online-learning techniques to college faculty

20 March 2020

Professors polish online teaching skills

As the college moved to all online instruction during the COVID-19 crisis, faculty members worked hard this week to develop new ways of teaching.

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First African American LC students join members of Black Student Union and Black Male Initiative

13 March 2020

Clubs honor first African American students

Two campus groups worked together for months to arrange a tribute to the first African American students at LaGrange College.

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Bil Lepp will be one of this week's storytellers

06 March 2020

Storytelling festival returns to campus

The gifted raconteurs at this year’s Azalea Storytelling Festival will make you laugh, cry and sometimes even sing. Fans call the event “pure fun.”

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Woman washing her hands at a bathroom sink

04 March 2020

College monitoring corona virus outbreak

LaGrange College is actively monitoring the outbreak of the respiratory illness COVID-19 caused by a new coronavirus identified in China.

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Babbie Mason, center, listens to student Simmerly Hardage's song as Dr. Toni Anderson, Coordinator of the Music Program, listens.

28 February 2020

Christian music legend joins Music faculty

Known as one of the most celebrated Christian singer/songwriters in the world, Babbie Mason is sharing her passion for lyrics and music with LC students.

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Chloe Battle answers questions during an interview about her experience at LaGrange College

28 February 2020

Chloe Battle - A Heart for Newborns

Senior nursing major Chloe Battle's interest in medicine was inspired by the premature birth of her own twin brothers. She completed a four-year degree in hospital management in Atlanta, but realized that her heart was calling her to take advantage of the high touch/high tech program offered in LaGrange.

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High school students conduct experiments.

21 February 2020

High-school students participate in Science Olympiad

Ping pong balls were floating in Henry Hall and student-designed planes were flying in the Richter Gym on Saturday during a Science Olympiad hosted by the college.

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Dr. Beverly Tatum speaks with the college community about the state of race relations in education

14 February 2020

MLK Day Celebration 2020 with Dr. Beverly Tatum

In celebration of Black History Month, LaGrange College hosted a conversation with Dr. Beverly Daniel Tatum, president emerita of Spelman College and author of the best-selling "Why Are All the Black Kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?" Moderating the event was Dr. Alicia Bonaparte, who researches health care disparities in the African American community, medical sociology and female juvenile delinquency. Recorded February 6, 2020 in Price Theater on the LaGrange College campus.

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Violins

14 February 2020

Myall to bring passion for music to 3D lecture

First Lady Celeste Myall has a long history with the violin, performing and teaching for many years. She will share her knowledge of and expertise with that classic instrument during her 3D Journeys lecture Feb. 24.

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"Urinetown: The Musical opens Feb. 19

07 February 2020

‘Urinetown’ takes pointed look at bureaucracy

LaGrange College Theatre’s newest production, “Urinetown: The Musical,” may have an awful title, but director Tim Fitz-Gerald says it is ‘a brilliant piece of theatre.’

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Madison Murphy loved learning about stingrays

31 January 2020

Jan Term students gather a world of memories

From exploring frozen volcanoes in Iceland to riding camels in Morocco, this year’s study-away opportunities were as diverse as they were educational.

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Pictures of differents sports

24 January 2020

LaGrange's Master's Degree in Strength and Conditioning

As the only advanced degree program of its kind in the Southeast, earning a Master's in Strength & Conditioning at LaGrange College can lead to a career with limitless opportunity. Learn How.

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Dr. Beverly Tatum to give MLK address

24 January 2020

MLK speaker to lead dialogue about race

A nationally recognized researcher and author on the topics of racism and social change will speak and lead a discussion about race during this year’s MLK program Feb. 6.

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Dr. Mary Ann Wilson will talk about Italy at 3D Journeys lecture.

17 January 2020

3D speaker to share lifelong love of Italy

Dr. Mary Ann Wilson has had a lifetime love affair with Italy, its culture and cuisine, and has developed a deep understanding of the Italian concept of “La Dolce Vita,” or the good life.

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Dr. Patricia Marchesi won international writing award

15 January 2020

Marchesi wins international writing award

Dr. Patricia Marchesi, Assistant Professor of English at LaGrange College, recently won the grand prize for unpublished fiction in the Eyelands International Fiction Awards.

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Rendering of the new beach volleyball courts

10 January 2020

Beach Volleyball Groundbreaking Ceremony

Beach volleyball, the one of the fastest growing sports in the NCAA, makes its LaGrange College debut this spring. The groundbreaking ceremony for construction of the college's tri-court volleyball venue was held in mid December.

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Lacrosse Head Coach talks to team

10 January 2020

Lacrosse coach ready to launch new program

Brandon Sewell, Men’s Lacrosse Head Coach, only has three goals for his new team – work hard, get better every day and compete.

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Wide shot of Price Theater interior with stage and front rows of seating, while students rehearse on stage

03 January 2020

Upcoming productions at Price Theater

Productions continue on the stage of Price Theater. See what’s coming up here.

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Interim students create puppets with professor's help

03 January 2020

Interim Term expands horizons for students

Whether it’s on an airplane to another country or in a classroom on campus, Interim Term students can let their imaginations fly.

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Scott Malone talks with beach volleyball coaches

13 December 2019

Construction begins on beach volleyball venue

The college’s new beach volleyball program soon will have a home. Construction is beginning on its new tri-court venue next to the Nick Allen Pavilion.

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Student plays the marimba during a special holiday performance

06 December 2019

LC Percussion Ensemble plays "Rockin Angels"

To get us all into the Spirit of the Season, here is the LaGrange College Wind and Percussion Ensemble with "Rockin' Angels". Ken Passmore, conductor. Dr. Brandon Slocum, Director of Bands

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Student poses with college sign that reads "Black Friday. Cyber Monday. #GivingTuesday

06 December 2019

Donors rally for Giving Tuesday

This year's global day of philanthropy generated almost $30,000 in support of students.

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Service Saturday litter cleanup

22 November 2019

Opportunities to serve

LC students have many ways to serve others, whether on campus or in the community.

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Lessons and Carols will be presented Dec. 8

15 November 2019

Sounds of the seasons

With Thanksgiving and Christmas coming so close together this year, music directors had to get creative with their concert plans.

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"These Shining Lives" opens Wednesday

08 November 2019

Strength through adversity

LC Theatre’s production of “These Shining Lives” examines the power of friendship and the courage it inspires.

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Judy Greer was honored with plaque at tennis courts.

01 November 2019

On her home court

Judy Greer fell in love with the game of tennis during her time on the Hill, leading to a lifelong career in physical education and directing tennis programs. Now the tennis courts at her alma mater bear her name.

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Mrs. Verona Hill (center) poses with a group of students in the library after her Homecoming talk

25 October 2019

First African-American grad reflects on experiences

The late 1960s were tumultuous times in the United States with Vietnam, assassinations and civil unrest. Verona Hill ‘’69 said she found a haven of calm and acceptance at LaGrange.

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President Dan McAlexander announces retirement

21 October 2019

College president announces plans to retire

LaGrange College President Dan McAlexander has announced his intention to retire next year, after completing 11 years of service with the institution.

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Several pictures strewn across the page to represent homecoming activities

18 October 2019

Welcome to Homecoming 2019

There's another important date to circle on the kitchen calendar - Tuesday, December 3rd.

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Leslie Sebaugh adjusts a photo on the Wall of Distinguished Alumni

18 October 2019

Homecoming brings past and present together

Two executives, a pastor and a small-animal surgeon … this is not a setup for a bad joke. Instead, these folks are this year’s winners of the Shackelford Alumni Achievement awards.

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The Panther Marching Band is ready to play the football team to victory.

11 October 2019

Come home to the Hill for Homecoming 2019

From the Flashback Friday Party at Wild Leap to LC Theatre’s production of the comedy “Noises Off,” Homecoming 2019 is offering plenty of opportunities to celebrate being a Panther.

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Preview Day at LaGrange College: Monday, Oct. 14

04 October 2019

A Special Preview Day on October 14

Columbus Day - Monday, October 14th - is a very special day at LaGrange College as we welcome high school juniors and seniors from all over the southeast to campus for a special Preview Day. Reserve your spot at achador.net.

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The Noises Off cast sets the stage with previews of their respective character

04 October 2019

‘Noises Off’ aims to turn chaos into comic fun

Slamming doors, pratfalls and endless sardines – what can go wrong? A whole lot of chaos happens in LaGrange College Theatre’s production of “Noises Off.”

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Stacey Erntsberger stands at the front of a classroom to teach

27 September 2019

New curriculum offers more to students

Ethos, a new general education curriculum, is using the latest research and modern methods to enhance the student learning experience at LaGrange.

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Actress with her eyes closed stands on stage with her hands outstretched

20 September 2019

Coming to Price Theater: Noises Off

The Price Theater box office opens October 7th for tickets to the comic event of the fall: NOISES OFF. Proclaimed by reviewers everywhere as one of the funniest plays ever. Here's a preview.

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Pictures from recent 3D Journeys' trips

20 September 2019

3D Journeys 2020 Travel Announcement

LaGrange College's 3D Journeys Lecture/Travel series announces its 2020 destination.

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Venice Grand Canal during the day

20 September 2019

3D Journeys begins 10th year of adventures

Plans for the 10th season of the college’s lecture and optional travel series will be announced during a preview Monday.

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Three female student stand in front of the chapel talking

13 September 2019

LaGrange College ranks in top 5

When U.S. News & World Report came out with its annual college rankings this week, LaGrange College was right at the top of the list of the best schools in the South.

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Smith Hall on a sunny day with students walking to and from the building

09 September 2019

LaGrange College ranks in top 5

LaGrange College has been named a leading school in the South, according to annual rankings released today by U.S. News & World Report.

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New faculty lined up in two rows in the library

30 August 2019

New faculty come from varied backgrounds

One sang backup for Kenny Rogers, while another cared for exotic animals. One loves hunting frogs with her grandson, while another enjoys pickup basketball games. Meet your new faculty members.

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Professor John Lawrence stands behind a podium on stage as he speaks about his 50 years of service a the college

23 August 2019

Faculty, staff start new year with look back

Administrators, faculty and staff who gathered Wednesday for Opening Session were entertained by stories from the past and encouraged by hopes for the future.

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Multiple pictures of travel to Spain

26 July 2019

Follow Panther Treks to SPAIN March 2020

You're invited to join retired LaGrange College history professor Joe Cafaro on the 3rd Annual Panther Treks journey - this time to Spain. Complete details at dml.achador.net/panthertreks.

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Library Directory Kelly Ansley

26 July 2019

New library director has eyes on the future

When students, faculty and staff return to campus next month, they will find quite a few changes in Lewis Library.

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Michele Raphoon, right, speaks with a student in her office

28 June 2019

Coordinator’s advanced degree to aid Global Engagement initiative

Michele Raphoon has completed specialized training that will help expand the scope of the college’s Global Engagement initiatives.

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Screen announcing the upcoming theatre season

24 May 2019

Theatre Arts 2019-2020 Schedule

The upcoming season of theatre and musical theatre shows at LaGrange College promises something for everyone, from Shakespeare to a Tony-winning musical to a madcap musical murder mystery.

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Police Chief Lou Dekmar stands at the podium on Commencement morning speaking to 2019 graduates

24 May 2019

Commencement speakers encourage trust, compassion

This year’s commencement speaker quoted his favorite philosopher, Dr. Seuss, when he told graduates, “Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.”

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Thomas Prater, left, and Abigail Young perform a scene from "Almost Main" at Price Theater

17 May 2019

Thomas Prater in Three Acts

Theatre Arts major Thomas Prater entered LaGrange College at 16 with the ambition of becoming a filmmaker. Then he took a Basic Acting class that "opened up a whole new world for me."

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Senior Caitlyn Deal sits on the steps of historic Smith Hall

17 May 2019

Leadership award winner to speak at commencement

As winner of the Waights G. Henry Jr. Leadership Award, Caitlyn Deal has been called the personification of the transformative experience of LaGrange College. Retiring Nursing Chair Dr. Celia Hay was honored Thursday with a new nursing award in her name.

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overhead view of a group of commencement mortar boards

10 May 2019

Commencement activities kick off Thursday

Final plans are being carried out in advance of next week’s commencement activities. The celebrations start Thursday with the annual nurse pinning ceremony.

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Movement class with students

10 May 2019

Ellie Boykin: Dramatic Movement

Senior Theatre Arts major Ellie Boykin's senior project was an intriguing and spectacular demonstration of how movement, mime, gesture and dance can be used to explore complex social issues.

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Portrait of Lou Dekmar

03 May 2019

Police chief to deliver commencement address

LaGrange Police Chief Lou Dekmar will deliver the keynote speech at graduation May 18. Dekmar has served as a federal monitor in the civil rights division of the U.S. Department of Justice, and is past present of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.

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Postcards from previous 3D Journey trips stacked on top of each other

26 April 2019

3D Journeys 2020 Travel Announcement

LaGrange College's 3D Journeys Lecture/Travel series announces its 2020 destination.

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Water way in Venice, Italy with small boat

26 April 2019

3D Journeys announces plans for 10th anniversary

The college’s “3D Journeys: Discover, Discuss, Develop” program will celebrate its 10th anniversary during the next academic year, and planners aim to make it special.

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Portrait of Dr. Samuel Miller

25 April 2019

Dr. Samuel Miller named new Choral Director

Dr. Samuel Miller has been named Assistant Professor of Music and Choral Director. He will be teaching music education courses and choral ensembles, beginning Aug. 1.

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Professor Caleb Williams stands with a television depicting a Moroccan soccer game

18 April 2019

Sports in Morocco help in understanding culture

From horseback riding combined with ancestral weaponry to the ever-popular game of soccer, Morocco has a rich culture of sports.

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A student presents at National History Day

12 April 2019

State history competition comes to campus

The 2019 National History Day Georgia State Contest will make its first visit to LaGrange College on Saturday bringing hundreds of students, parents, teachers and volunteers to campus.

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Karen Piper profile photo and book covers

05 April 2019

Climate fiction writer to deliver Epps lecture

This year’s Epps Lecture speaker is an author who writes climate fiction, books with plots that revolve around the effects of climate change and global warming.

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Jenna Brown riding a camel in Morocco

22 March 2019

@LaGrange - Road to Morocco

When Jenna Brown graduated from college in 2016, her teaching career direction took a surprise turn that led her to the American Academy Casablanca in Morocco.

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Cast members from August: Osage County struggle on stage

15 March 2019

@LaGrange - ‘So tragic, yet so beautiful’

Secrets, loss and abandonment haunt the family at the center of LaGrange College Theatre’s “August: Osage County,” opening Wednesday at Price Theater.

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David Harris and H.E.R.

15 March 2019

Grammy-winner David "Swagg R'Celious" Harris '08

Just a week or so after his win at the Grammy Awards (Best R&B album for his work with H.E.R), Swagg R'Celious - known in his undergraduate days as David Harris - returned to LaGrange College to offer advice and encouragement to music composition students.

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Dr. Preston James and students pose for a photo at the Superbowl

08 February 2019

@LaGrange - Students learn by doing at Super Bowl

Last weekend, Sports Management students saw firsthand how a major event like the Super Bowl comes about.

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Front of Lewis Library

01 February 2019

@LaGrange - Lewis Library celebrates first 10 years

The Frank and Laura Lewis Library opened 10 years ago and quickly became the academic heart of the campus.

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Winston Churchill's painting from Morocco

25 January 2019

@LaGrange - For the love of Morocco

Sir Winston Churchill is known as one of history’s greatest statesmen, but not many people know about his love for the country of Morocco.

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Pianist Hyunjung Chung and her husband, lyric tenor Sungbae Kim

18 January 2019

@LaGrange - Concert to feature husband-wife duo

Pianist Hyunjung Chung will be in concert with her husband, lyric tenor Sungbae Kim, at 4:30 p.m. Feb. 5 in Callaway Auditorium. The event is part of a college faculty recital exchange program that was launched two years ago, according to Tracy Xian, Adjunct Professor of Applied Piano Music.

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From left, Dr. Elizabeth Appleby, Dr. Mark Yates, Alexis Simmons, Michael Coniglio and Sam Breyfogle check out the Murphy Oak on the Academic Quad.

11 January 2019

@LaGrange - College earns national ‘Tree Campus’ distinction

LaGrange College has earned the Tree Campus USA designation from the Arbor Day Foundation, a national nonprofit organization dedicated to the conservation of trees and to educating the public on the importance of respecting and treasuring trees.

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David Harris '08 and H.E.R.

04 January 2019

@LaGrange - Graduate earns Grammy nominations

David Harris, a 2008 Composition and Music Technologies graduate, has received two Grammy nominations this year for his work with R&B artist H.E.R.

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A scene from 'Blithe Spirit'

07 December 2018

@LaGrange - Ghostly comedy scares up laughs

Poor Charles Condomine. In Noel Coward’s play “Blithe Spirit,” Charles is happily remarried to Ruth after the tragic death of his first wife, Elvira. His life gets complicated after Elvira makes a return from the “great unknown” during a séance gone terribly wrong.

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Jack Hurd rehearses for Lessons and Carols in Callaway Auditorium

30 November 2018

@LaGrange - Looking a lot like Christmas on the Hill

Festive wreaths have been hung and Christmas lights have been strung around campus, sure signs of the upcoming holiday.

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Battlefield image from WWI

16 November 2018

@LaGrange - Military History minor examines more than the battlefield

A new minor in Military History will not only focus on strategy and tactics, but also the dynamics of leadership, command and control, according to Dr. Kevin Shirley, Professor of History.

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Pitts Dining Hall adorned with flags from around the world

09 November 2018

@LaGrange - International students to take center stage

This year’s International Education Week held Nov. 12-16 will have an authentic and personal feel, according to Michele Raphoon, Program Coordinator in the Office of Global Engagement.

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Three students pose with a #GivingTuesday sign

02 November 2018

@LaGrange - Drive helps grateful alums, friends give back

When Rick de Treville ’68 was asked to be a volunteer during last year’s #GivingTuesday event, he thought back to his days at LaGrange College – especially to one English professor who issued him a wake-up call.

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Scenic image from upcoming Panther Treks trip

26 October 2018

@LaGrange - Panther Treks offers travel for alumni

Last spring, retired History professor Dr. Joe Cafaro led a group of travelers to sites in England and France on the inaugural Panther Treks trip. It was such a success that another adventure is planned March 23-31 to Rome, Florence and Venice, Italy.

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The outstanding alumni board adorns the wall in historic Smith Hall

19 October 2018

@LaGrange - Celebrating Alumni

Outstanding alumni will be recognized this weekend during LaGrange College’s homecoming festivities.

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"Crazy for You" cast

12 October 2018

@LaGrange - 'Crazy' for fun

“Crazy for You,” LaGrange College Theatre’s next production, has been called a “new Gershwin musical comedy” – a modern musical that celebrates the joy of the American theater.

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Cheering for LC Homecoming

05 October 2018

@LaGrange - Bring it home to the Hill

Alumni and friends are being encouraged to “bring it home to the Hill” for Homecoming 2018 on Oct. 19-21.

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Cover of Lee Johnson's 'Civility' CD.

02 October 2018

Professor's 7th symphony celebrates civility

In today’s world marked with divisiveness and discord, Lee Johnson, Coordinator of the Digital Creative Media and Film Program and Fuller E. Callaway Professor of Music, feels there is no better time for the release of his “Civility” symphony No. 7.

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Lee Johnson's Civility album cover

28 September 2018

@LaGrange - Core of civility

In today’s world marked with divisiveness and discord, Lee Johnson feels there is no better time for the release of his “Civility” symphony No. 7.

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The Morman family recently gathered for Anna’s wedding to Jordan Andrews. Pictured are, from left, Jackie Morman III, Caitlin, Jack, Anna, Jordan, Sara and Elissa.

21 September 2018

@LaGrange - A place to call home

LaGrange College is a family affair for the Morman family of LaGrange.

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Brandon Slocumb

20 September 2018

College names new Director of Bands

Dr. Brandon Slocumb of Pelham, Alabama, has been named Director of Bands at LaGrange College, replacing Josh Roberts, who recently took a job at Whitewater High School in Fayetteville.

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Unique river initiative

20 September 2018

Florida foundation to fund unique river initiative

LaGrange College will launch a unique waterway exploration program thanks to a $200,000 grant from the Arthur Vining Davis Foundations.

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Humans of LaGrange

20 September 2018

Jacob Krzysiak and Coral Douglas' Humans of LaGrange

Humans of LaGrange began as a method of paying tribute to the people of Jacob Krzysiak's adopted city. Available on Facebook and Instagram, the feature uses photos, interviews and videos to highlight the area's everyday sense of community.

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Scene from Morocco

14 September 2018

@LaGrange - 3D Journeys to explore the magic of Morocco

LaGrange College aims to bring a bit of “magic” to its ninth annual 3D Journeys travel and lecture series.

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President McAlexander's State of the College address

07 September 2018

@LaGrange - President celebrates college’s impact on community

LaGrange College has a lasting influence on not only its students but also its community, said Dan McAlexander during his annual State of the College address Thursday.

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Last updated: 08/29/2022