Michael Frank Receives Congressional Award For Outstanding Impact On Community
Political science professor Michael Frank received an award from Indiana 5th District U.S. Congresswoman Victoria Spartz for both his outstanding impact on Anderson University’s campus and the Indiana community on September 23rd during chapel. More specifically, he was recognized in The Congressional Record. The Congressional Record, a journal of the proceedings of Congress, is used […]
Ravens Sports Wrap: Spikes, Strikes, and Love
HCAC Unified Bowling Championship Last week, the Anderson University Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) secured first place in the HCAC Unified Bowling Championship, September 21, at Royal Pin Western in Indianapolis. AU Team 2, which consisted of Hanna Smith, Chris McKee, Lacy Rathbun, Noah Singleton and Jayda Lanham, won second-team all-conference honors for having the […]
Scott Moats Embraces a Calling to “Rise Up and Build” at Anderson University
When Anderson University’s presidential search committee first reached out to Scott Moats, who has a doctorate in educational policy and administration, he had little interest in even taking the call. After more than three decades in higher education, Moats was prepared to remain at his previous institution until retirement, content to close the chapter on […]
Recent Chapel Changes Offer A New Way To Look At Worship
Anderson University has been through a fair amount of changes within the past year that have impacted the campus greatly. Some of those changes include majors (dance, chemistry, visual communication, and Spanish) being cut and dining services changing. This year, the Reardon Auditorium chapel service is a larger setting that takes place on Tuesdays, while […]
AU women’s soccer game ends in stalemate against St. Mary’s
The AU women’s soccer team played to a 1-1 draw against St. Mary’s College on Wednesday at Fridley Field. The Ravens ended with a combined stat line of 8 shots attempted with only 3 of them being on goal. Junior Emily Metzger, assisted by senior Meghan Foster, notably scored the goal for the Ravens, helping […]
Steven Curtis Chapman: More Than the Music
Image taken from AU Press Release Reardon Auditorium has hosted many concerts and events, from the famous annual Black Bird Film Festival to the baccalaureate for graduation in the summertime. This Thursday night at 7 p.m. a notable celebrity is returning to the Anderson stage. To celebrate 25 years of his album titled Speechless, the […]
God Bless, Go Ravens, and Never Forget
On Thursday in York Performance Hall, the Student Government Association (SGA) President Elili Sutton, along with Social Sciences Dept. Chair Connor Sutton and Dean of Student Life Trent Palmer, hosted the 9/11 Day of Remembrance and Service. The event also featured emergency management services around Madison County who came to Anderson to present all students […]
AU Women’s Volleyball Sweeps Wilmington 3-0
Photos by Reuben Crisler The Anderson University volleyball team steamrolled Wilmington College in a 3-0 match Wednesday night at O.C. Lewis Gymnasium. Freshman Taylor Bock (6) rolled out an impressive stat line of 17 kills, with only two errors in 23 total attempts. The first set was somewhat close with AU pulling through 25-17. Then, […]
Just for Kicks: AU men’s football and women’s soccer highlights from Saturday
Check out our photo coverage of Saturday afternoon’s men’s football and women’s soccer by clicking through the gallery at the top of this page. Photos by Kylee McDaniel, Sarah Loehmer, and Jack Lugar. The AU football team prevailed in a defensive battle Saturday afternoon, defeating Alfred State, 7-6, in its season opener played at Lapel […]
AU grooves into the Fall semester with Disco Dancing and Donuts
Check out our photo coverage of Disco Dancing and Donuts by clicking through the gallery at the top of this page. Photos by Sarah Loehmer, Nakiya Melroy, and Abigail Jeyakaran Disco Dancing and Donuts, the first major event at AU by the Campus Activities Board (CAB), took place last Friday, August 29, from 8:30 p.m. […]