2013-14 Royalty/Leaders Elected

2013-14 Royalty/Leaders Elected

Mr. & Miss LeMoyne-Owen College, Mr. and Miss UNCF, and the royal court for the 2013-2014 school year have been announced following the pageant Apr. 19.   Student Government Association leaders were announced as well.

Commentator and Columnist Says Good Journalism Can Change Lives

Commentator and Columnist Says Good Journalism Can Change Lives

Journalism is just as important to communities as clean air and good health, according to Otis Sanford, a commentator, columnist and professor, who spoke to LeMoyne-Owen journalism students recently. “You can reach people, you can touch people, you can make a change in the world,” Sanford said. "Journalists are just as important as policemen, and without news and journalists, communities would be adrift."  Sanford also told the class they were all “people persons.”

Hill Harper to speak during commencement

Hill Harper to speak during commencement

CSI star Hill Harper will be the featured speaker during the college's commencement ceremony at 10 a.m., May 11 at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church. The actor and author is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, graduated magna cum laude from Brown University with a Bachelor of Arts, has a Masters in Public Administration from Kennedy School of Government, and a  J.D. degree (cum laude) from Harvard Law School where he was classmates with President Barack Obama.

LOC defeat CBU

LOC defeat CBU

The LeMoyne-Owen College men's baseball team beat Christian Brothers University Mar. 19, 7-5, after nine innings of play. The Magicians were initially down by two after the second inning but closed with a double play made by second baseman, Joe Fields and first baseman, Jorey Jefferson.  After the third inning, the Magicians were down 2-1 but went on to hold Christian Brothers to no runs in the third and fourth innings, while they scored four runs in the fourth, making the score 5-2 headed into the fifth inning.

Dotson displays work on Medgar Evers

Dotson displays work on Medgar Evers

While working on an exhibition with the National Alliance of Artists of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, LeMoyne-Owen College art professor Phillip Dotson chose to work with compositions dealing with Medgar Evers. Dotson's works and those of other artists will be on display through May during a target exhibition at the International Civil Rights Museum in Montgomery, Ala.  These works of art depict the Civil Rights era.

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2013-14 Royalty/Leaders Elected

Mr. & Miss LeMoyne-Owen College, Mr. and Miss UNCF, and the royal court for the 2013-2014 school year have been announced following the pageant Apr. 19.   Student Government Association leaders were announced as well.

Candidates debate for SGA offices

Candidates competing for offices in the Student Government Association debated Apr.17 for the upcoming election today. Those who are running unopposed shared their views, as well. Students have been campaigning for two weeks. SGA advisor

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Commentator and Columnist Says Good Journalism Can Change Lives

Journalism is just as important to communities as clean air and good health, according to Otis Sanford, a commentator, columnist and professor, who spoke to LeMoyne-Owen journalism students recently. “You can reach people, you can

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Williams Brothers to highlight LOC Sunday

Gospel legends The Williams Brothers will headline LeMoyne-Owen College’s LOC Recognition Sunday Celebration, April 7 at the Cannon Center. The annual celebration embraces the faith community as they assist LeMoyne-Owen College to raise money, while the

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Hill Harper to speak during commencement

CSI star Hill Harper will be the featured speaker during the college’s commencement ceremony at 10 a.m., May 11 at Mt. Vernon Baptist Church. The actor and author is a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, graduated magna

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