
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. […]
Pistole Delivers Farewell Address at Anderson University’s 107th Commencement
With grace, reflection, and a voice tinged with emotion, President John S. Pistole addressed the graduating Class of 2025 for the final time during Anderson University’s 107th Commencement ceremony Saturday afternoon in Reardon Auditorium. This year’s commencement marked more than just the closing of a chapter for over 300 graduates—it also served as Pistole’s last […]

President John Pistole Retrospective: God Qualifies the Called (Podcast)
By Miles Morey
Join senior Miles Morey in a sit-down with President John S. Pistole, affectionately known as PJP to Anderson University students. They discuss Pistole’s decade as AU president, how his past roles and faith prepared him for leadership, favorite memories, and what the future holds for him and the school. Don’t miss his message to all […]

Major academic restructuring ahead: Fall 2025 will begin with changes to departments on campus
The latest change coming to AU is the restructuring of several academic departments on campus; including professor offices shifting around campus. The 2024-25 academic year for AU has been full of major announcements to the changes coming to campus. From President Pistole’s retirement to several majors being phased out, the AU community will have a […]

Ivanyo caps off stellar career with top honor
By Miles Morey
Tate Ivanyo arrived at Anderson University as a soft-spoken freshman with a love for basketball and a desire to give his all in every facet of college. Four years later, he prepares to walk away as the 2025 men’s basketball Jostens Trophy recipient—a national honor recognizing excellence in athletics, academics, and service. The award, presented […]

Senior and Honors Chapel celebrates academic excellence
Anderson University held its annual Senior and Honors Convocation Chapel on Thursday morning in Reardon Auditorium. The event recognized outstanding academic achievement among students and honored members of the graduating class of 2025. The ceremony began with a welcome and prayer led by President John S. Pistole. Samuel Cho, class of 2025, read The Great […]

AU’s new diversity mural “Thy Kingdom Come” dedicated with a promise and a thankful heart
The diversity mural “Thy Kingdom Come” in the Haven was dedicated this afternoon on Friday, April 4th at 12:30 p.m. by Center for Intercultural Engagement (CIE) director Brian “B” Martin. This dedication was more than a long list of thanks; Martin wanted the staff, faculty and students that attended to understand the significance of having […]