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Lewis: Home to the arts, music and entertainment
Lewis University is not just an academic institution – it’s a thriving community that vibrates with creativity and a commitment to introduce a rich campus life. Students, both residents and commuters, are provided with opportunities to engage in the arts, music and entertainment scene, creating a dynamic and inclusive environment that truly stands out. One […]
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Flyer Fanatics: Team spirit and support
Lewis has had a broad spectrum of incredible sports to watch and attend since the beginning of its founding. Starting In the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and then eventually making a transition into the NCAA as a Division ll-level school, Lewis now offers 22 varsity teams. Each program has found plenty of success […]
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As Finals Week is Upon us…
As the holidays approach, students eagerly anticipate the upcoming winter break, but first, must conquer the dreaded week known as finals week. Despite the holiday cheer on the horizon, the challenges of exams and assessments stand between us and the Christmas festivities with family. Luckily, Lewis offers a wide variety of spaces in and […]
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Four Plays for Coarse Actors: Purposefully and accidentally funny
The Philip Lynch Theatre presents “Four Plays for Coarse Actors,” an adaptation based off a screenplay by Michael Green and is directed by Annie Calhoun. The performance debuted on Nov. 17-19 and will still hold both evening and matinee showtimes on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1-3. In contrast to the enchanting tale of “The Little […]
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Campus oasis: Our home among nature
Lewis University stands as a distinguished arboretum, accredited for its extensive collection of over 2,400 trees and wooded areas spanning our 376-acre campus. Featuring a remarkable diversity of more than 140 tree species, our natural environment offers a rich and immersive experience for all. The term “veritable arboretum” signifies that the campus and staff have […]
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Big performances for “The Little Prince”
The Philip Lynch Theatre presents, “The Little Prince,” an adaptation from Rick Cummins and John Scoullar, based on a book by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. The performance debuted on Oct. 13-15 and will still hold both evening and matinee showtimes on Oct. 19-22. A heartwarming classic, the production staff and cast look to bring feelings of […]
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