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09/19/2022

HLG information: “Due to A/C issues, classes in the Admin building have been moved. Check Canvas or contact professor for updated room.”

04/22/2022

We are humbled and astounded at how the Lord has blessed us...and we're only eight hours in.

Through your generosity in the last eight hours, HLGU has raised 269 gifts for a total of $133,308.70. Your gifts have handily exceeded the $60,000 challenge from the HLGU Board of Visitors and more than doubled last year's total.

And we're not even halfway finished!

If you haven't given yet, please prayerfully consider HLGU on this Day of Giving. If you have given, encourage the people in your life to invest in HLGU. Every dollar given is a tangible investment in the future of quality Christian higher education in northeast Missouri.

You can watch the live updates to our Day of Giving numbers here: https://www.hlg.edu/news-events/hlgu-day-of-giving/

Give here: https://www.hlg.edu/alumni/give-to-hlgu/

04/21/2022

We're only three hours out from the official start of the 2022 HLGU Day of Giving. Several folks have already generously given.

Here's what you need to know about Day of Giving:

- Day of Giving runs from noon on Thursday to noon on Friday.
- We have a goal of 250 gifts in 24 hours.
- A $60,000 giving challenge has been issued by the HLGU Board of Visitors.
- Key areas of focus include Immediate Debt Reduction, Student Aid and Scholarships, Faculty Retention, and Operating Expenses.
- You can give online using a debit/credit card or PayPal by going to this link: https://www.hlg.edu/alumni/give-to-hlgu/
- You can call the Institutional Advancement Office at 573-629-3124 and give over the phone or in-person.
- Pray for HLGU during this Day of Giving period that God would do incredible things on this day.

04/19/2022

We are two days away from the 2022 HLGU Day of Giving. As we approach Day of Giving, HLGU wants to let you know what your money will be going toward.

As the University is in a state of financial exigency, Transitional President Rodney A. Harrison has denoted four specific areas as greatest needs for the University this Day of Giving:

- Immediate debt reduction
- Student aid and scholarships
- Faculty retention
- Operating expenses

If you'd like to give to HLGU this Day of Giving, please consider going to the following link and supporting the University: https://www.hlg.edu/alumni/give-to-hlgu/

You can also contact the HLGU Institutional Advancement Office at 573-629-3124 or [email protected].

04/19/2022

"For too long, the American prison system has been off our minds as far as missions are concerned. Society has taken on the mindset of 'lock them up and throw away the key.' Yet that is not what Jesus has commanded us to do. Our program returns to the forgotten mission field to train indigenous missionaries in this context to share the gospel."

– Pastor Rodrick Sweet, director of the Freedom on the Inside program at Hannibal-LaGrange University

https://www.hlg.edu/academics/academic-departments/christian-studies/freedom-on-the-inside/

04/18/2022

The 2022 HLGU Day of Giving is THIS Thursday and Friday!

And...we have a challenge! The HLGU Board of Visitors has issued a challenge match for $60,000 toward the 2022 Day of Giving! That means if HLGU is able to reach $60,000 over the course of its 24-hour Day of Giving, the Board of Visitors will match every dollar.

Make your Day of Giving gift today at https://www.hlg.edu/alumni/give-to-hlgu/

04/17/2022

He is Risen!

04/15/2022

Have a restful Good Friday, Trojans.

04/13/2022

They just don't make marketing like they used to. How can modern day advertising ever compete?

Enjoy this Tuesday throwback! Thanks to HLGYou Connect Center Coordinator Heather McSmith '01 for bringing this gem to our attention.

03/29/2022

03/26/2022

When an outside firm took a look at the financial crisis at Hannibal LaGrange University, things didn't look too good. But in a few short weeks, the university seems to be heading in the right direction. "Their original recommendation was, 'you all need to just shut down' and it was pretty dire," sa...