Feature Stories
Take an in-depth look at our people and our programs.
Experience Commencement as 246 graduates cross the stage and begin a new adventure in their lives
Students across programs travel for an unforgettable spring break trip in Costa Rica, and learn about not only a new country, but also themselves.
Students in the Outdoor Recreation Management program take their learning to a new level
Join us as we look back at our favorite memories of the year
Experience the historical inauguration of Lee King, 16th President of Lees-McRae
In a moment’s notice, students respond to a training simulation unlike any other
In the pursuit of a dream, one rising senior spends her summer among the dolphins.
On Saturday, May 5, the Lees-McRae community and their families welcomed 266 students into the graduating class of 2018.
Seven students and four faculty members embarked on a journey to Haiti during spring break from March 2-11 to deliver supplies, teach clinics and develop real-world skills.
On June 1, Dr. Herbert L. King, Jr. will assume the presidency of Lees-McRae. In the spirit of King’s coming leadership as the 16th president, we borrowed 16 questions from the Proust Questionnaire (commonly used by Vanity Fair).
On Wednesday, April 11, students, faculty, staff and alumni joined to complete nearly 1,000 hours of volunteer work for Mountain Day of Service.
What are the chances that two Lees-McRae alumni would meet on a project caring for a juvenile osprey that was over 2,000 miles from home? Perhaps it is a little higher than you would think.
On January 19, 2018, the Lees-McRae College Board of Trustees elected Dr. Herbert L. King, Jr. as the 16th president in the 118-year history of the institution. King will succeed Dr. Barry M. Buxton on June 1, 2018.
In a day to celebrate the great outdoors, students, faculty and staff took to the trails during the annual Mountain Day on Wednesday, Oct. 4.
Twenty-four junior nursing students stirred in their seats that Friday evening. Clutching their white coats in their hands, Sept. 15 could have passed with no real significance for anyone outside of Evans Auditorium, but for the students who sat in their formal dress attire, surrounded by their nursing predecessors, this evening was long awaited.
Ally Murphy no longer has that constant sense of urgency she once had. It wasn’t because she gave up one day, in fact, it’s quite the opposite.