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Faculty and students from the May Wildlife Rehabilitation Center released a red-tailed hawk during the annual Catawba Riverfest at the Paddy's Creek area of Lake James State Park on Sept. 21
College programming ranking guide GetEducated listed the online RN to BSN program as one of the most affordable in the U.S.
The article titled, "Ten Train Songs That Tell The Story of the South," lays out the top ten tracks Huffard believes maps out the intricate history of the southern U.S.
Mid-Atlantic premier snow sports publication and community DCSki highlights new ski industry minor and instructor certification courses
National Ski Areas Association (NSAA) called out Lees-McRae for its new ski industry minor and cutting-edge instructor certification programming.
Daily Digest spotlights Lees-McRae and Beech Mountain Resort for offering exclusive ski industry business and instruction minor.
Lees-McRae highlighted as one of the top seven colleges to bring your furry companion.
A life-long pursuit of turning a passion into her career, learn more about the accomplishments of Speer in this in-depth spotlight.
The second book in a four-part wilderness guide series, "Mountain Summer" written by English professor Michael Joslin is a collection of stories and photography, also taken by Joslin, in the High Country.
Criminal justice major, Chris Hatton '13 becomes next chief of police for the Town of Sylva in North Carolina
Natural and physical science major, Chris May '72, and current executive director of the Cape Fear Council of Governments was awarded the Order of the Long Leaf Pine by Gov. Roy Cooper, North Carolina's highest civilian honor.
Along with several other notable universities across the U.S., Lees-McRae was featured for its specialized courses on niche topics.
President Lee King joined a panel of outdoor industry leaders to share the economic importance of the outdoor industry, its developing workforce, and the political climate impacting its growth.
In its most recent print edition, USA Today Pet Guide highlighted various college community members and their four-legged friends, who make up the college’s unique, pet-friendly campus
After a hard-fought battle, the college shared with the magazine what makes our outdoor adventures and recreation top notch.
Charlotte Five, a daily email newsletter and website, listed both the college and Banner Elk as one of the "4 tiny towns in the Carolinas worth a visit"