Little LU tries out for Lynn's national championship winning baseball team. Will he make the cut?

Just nine months ago the future site of the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center was nothing but an empty plot of land. Today, the building’s shell is in place and its footprint clearly evident.

Looks like the class of 2013 had an awesome time on the ADK trip - mountain climbing, cliff jumping and canoeing. Some even found their future roommates. A big kudos to Annie Weaver for the awesome footage!

New Lynn SGA president can do many things, including fly. No kidding. See for yourself.

At the 2009 College World Series, Lynns baseball team won a 2-1 victory over Emporia State to claim the 2009 NCAA Division II National Championship.

The world-renowned Empire Brass and Lynn Universitys Philharmonia Orchestra took the Mizner Park stage on April 18, for an evening of theme song renditions from movies including Rocky, Superman, E.T. and Star Wars.

Communication student Matt Prickett (class of 2010) takes you in and around Boca Raton in this 5-minute off-campus tour. Matt takes you to the mall, the beach, local hot spots, the everglades and even local sporting events. See what student life off-campus is all about.

Take a 5-minute tour of Lynn’s campus with communication student Matt Prickett (Class of 2010). Matt takes you through Lynn’s classrooms, dorms, dining hot spots and other key places on campus – while giving you a good look at Lynn’s student life and showing off our athletic programs and Conservatory of Music.

Hospitality professor Chad Barr and his J-Term class just returned from the 2009 Winter X-Games in Colorado. Students worked behind the scenes with ESPN professionals to put on this national event. This class was part of Lynn's Sports Management Experience Series. For more information visit www.lynn.edu/hospitality.

Watch more Lynn at the Winter X-Games videos on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eglOzkocWXs
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Two students, 2,000 photos, one chair and one (really cool) dream.

Time to start thinking about college. That's the message that opens this video that was conceived, written, produced and shot by sophomore Mark Falcone and stars classmate Jory Block. But this is hardly your everyday college tour. Things get interesting. Chairs move, people float, burgers eat themselves and glass doors suddenly get a little less solid.

Mark and Jory spent a weekend shooting more than 2,000 photos for this stop motion Dream Tour video, which was the standout winner in Lynn's Spring 2008 I'm Lynn video competition.

Two students, 2,000 photos, one chair and one (really cool) dream.

Sophomore Mark Falcone - who conceived, wrote, produced and shot this video - and his classmate Jory Block - who starred in the film - take you behind the scenes in their directors cut. Telling you exactly how they made this "dream tour" a reality.

This is hardly your everyday college tour. Things get interesting. Chairs move, people float, burgers eat themselves and glass doors suddenly get a little less solid. Mark and Jory spent a weekend shooting more than 2,000 photos for this stop motion Dream Tour video, which was the standout winner in Lynn's Spring 2008 I'm Lynn video competition.

Last week, Lynn's President Kevin M. Ross announced that more than $800,000 has been raised for the new six-court tennis complex that will be built on campus. Members of Lynns men and women tennis teams personally thanked the donors and presented them with oversized (and Fighting Knight autographed) tennis balls.

The complex will be a fitting home for the seven-time national champion tennis program (the men won their first NCAA Div. II championship in 2007; the womens team has six national titles). The Perper Tennis Complex, which will be located southwest of the teams existing facilities, will have covered, center-stadium seating and a total of six courts. The university must raise a total of $1 million for the project before breaking ground.

(Photos by Carolina Gonzalez and Gina Fontana. Edited by Matthew Prickett)

Yesterday, Lynn officially broke ground on the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center. By nature of the building, the event was full of "drama" featuring a 50-by-70 foot stage and the revealing of Lynn's entire Philharmonia Orchestra dressed in black tie. Lynn's drama students (wearing Lynn hardhats) served as ushers.

Lynn President Kevin M. Ross, Conservatory of Music Dean Jon Robertson, Florida's "First Lady of Theater" Jan McArt, and Boca Raton Mayor Susan Whelchel were on hand to celebrate the ceremonial start of construction and honor the vision and support of lead donor Elaine J. Wold, who has committed $9.3 million for construction of the theater that will bear her - and her late husband's - name.

Read the full story online: http://www.lynn.edu/about-lynn/news-and-events/news/groundbreaking-on-the-wold-performing-arts-center-next-week-to-feature-theatrical-flourish

(Photos by student photographers: Carolina Gonzalez and Mark Falcone. Produced by Ashlea Evans).