The Andersonian

Lil’ Miracles offers help to single mothers

When Debbie Donnar was 17, she had a vision of opening a place where pregnant women in need could get help, feel safe and be loved. Her vision came to life on January 27, 2011 when she opened Lil’ Miracles. The first year was hard, but now they are growing… Read more »

Lil’ Miracles offers help to single mothers

When Debbie Donnar was 17, she had a vision of opening a place where pregnant women in need could get help, feel safe and be loved. Her vision came to life on January 27, 2011 when she opened Lil’ Miracles. The first year was hard, but now they are growing… Read more »

New Discovery Days

For prospective students, campus visits are an important step in their college decision-making process. AU has adopted a unique and exciting program for prospective students’ campus visits. According to their website, “Anderson University Office of Admissions offers three types of campus visits: Discovery Days, Department Discovery, and Individual Discovery.” While… Read more »

New Discovery Days

For prospective students, campus visits are an important step in their college decision-making process. AU has adopted a unique and exciting program for prospective students’ campus visits. According to their website, “Anderson University Office of Admissions offers three types of campus visits: Discovery Days, Department Discovery, and Individual Discovery.” While… Read more »

AU athletic training students win national award

Late Apple CEO Steve Jobs once said, “Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn’t really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while.” The AU Athletic Training Education Program’s… Read more »

AU athletic training students win national award

Late Apple CEO Steve Jobs once said, “Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn’t really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while.” The AU Athletic Training Education Program’s… Read more »

AU prioritization explained

AU’s enrollment has been steadily declining for seven years, and “our budgets have been so closely tied to enrollment that even the change of only a few students would make a big difference in our budgets,” said Provost Marie Morris. This year’s lower enrollment—down about 100 students, which places the… Read more »

AU prioritization explained

AU’s enrollment has been steadily declining for seven years, and “our budgets have been so closely tied to enrollment that even the change of only a few students would make a big difference in our budgets,” said Provost Marie Morris. This year’s lower enrollment—down about 100 students, which places the… Read more »

First AU pro-life event

“Mostly, [I was] just [shocked] that at this university, there’s never been someone who’s tried to do a [pro-life] event,” said Robert Rowlett, junior political science major and biology minor. “The idea was immediate: We should do an event of some kind, do something in support of the pro-life… Read more »

First AU pro-life event

“Mostly, [I was] just [shocked] that at this university, there’s never been someone who’s tried to do a [pro-life] event,” said Robert Rowlett, junior political science major and biology minor. “The idea was immediate: We should do an event of some kind, do something in support of the pro-life… Read more »