Memorial Weekend 2025 was one for the books! In this episode, we celebrate three new Blue Raider national champions and take you behind the scenes of a unique Kentucky tradition — the Kentucky Mountain Laurel Festival. 

Lindsey Wilson's Robert Brock, Kassidy Phelps, and TheatreFest! interns give a preview of summer theatre fun on The Hill.

Current Lindsey Wilson students Madi Corbin and Reilly Wells share why they chose Lindsey Wilson and offer a glimpse into their college experiences.

Lindsey Wilson Singers Alumni come together to talk about how the program and Dr. Gerald Chafin leave a lasting impact on students' lives.

Meet two of Lindsey Wilson’s outstanding faculty – Dr. JC Phelps, who was named the Student Government Association’s Teacher of the Year; and Dr. Benson  Sexton ’04, who received the Exemplary Teacher Award from The United Methodist Church Division of Higher Education.

Meet the three extraordinary student leaders who received top honors at this year’s L3 Student Leadership Banquet: Caitlin Higdon, Mia Weigel and Reilly Wells.

Co-Director Kassidy Phelps previews the musical adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s classic “Little Women,” which will be presented April 24-27 in historic V.P. Henry Auditorium.

To purchase tickets, visit https://sites.google.com/lindsey.edu/lwctheatre/tickets

English professors Dr. Rachel Carr and Kendall Sewell discuss the impact, significance and greater meaning of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby."

Rex Booth '10 discusses why he chose to work in education and reminisces about his days at Lindsey Wilson.

Theatre professor Robert Brock previews Conor McPherson's "The Weir," which will be performed April 2-4 & 6 in V.P. Henry Auditorium.

To purchase tickets, visit https://sites.google.com/lindsey.edu/lwctheatre/tickets