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Legal Dos and Don’ts of Social Media
On Monday, March 1, I took part in one of the best conversations I’ve had since starting at LIM. “M&M Mondays” is a regular on-campus event hosted by the Department of Marketing, Management, and Finance, and it involves educational and ...
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The Lexington Line Celebrates its Fall 2019 Issue
The Lexington Line is one of the best, if not the best, college magazines around. If a stranger on the street flipped through it, they’d be surprised to learn it was produced by a team of crazy talented LIM students. It’s glamorous with its ...
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Club Highlight: Residence Hall Council
One insight I was dying to gain about LIM, prior to my acceptance, was what clubs and organizations would be offered. I was able to find information on some of them, but I was sure there had to be more information to be found.
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Fashion For All Foundation Visits the LIM Styling Club
Fashion for All Foundation (FFA) is a non-profit organization that advocates for equality and diversity through education in the fashion industry. FFA founders Hannah Stoudemire and Ali Richmond, recently visited the LIM College Styling Club to ...
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Raising Awareness through #TealTuesday
The Office of Student Life (OSL) partnered with It’s On Us the week of October 21, hosting events throughout the week that invited students to understand the effects of sexual assault. It’s On Us is an organization that “combats college sexual ...
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Entrepreneurship Advice from a Panel of Industry Experts
My name is Charenelle Thompson, and I am the Transfer Student Experience Coordinator here at LIM College.
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Gbenga Akinnagbe: Using Fashion as a Social Justice Platform
Gbenga Akinnagbe left his job as a legislative assistant for a federal agency the same day he was offered a full-time position at the Shakespeare Theatre Company in Washington D.C. It also happened to be the same day his father passed away. And ...
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3 Reasons to Attend LIM's Fashion: Now & Then Conference
That's right! Our seventh(!)-annual Now & Then Conference is coming up—right here on campus—on Oct. 19. Why should you make a point to be here? Because ...