The Andersonian

Anderson University’s Student-Operated News Organization

Anderson University’s Student Newspaper

The “Raven way” is the future of the football program

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On a Tuesday afternoon, the AU football room is buzzing with activity. Players lounge on couches or sit at the table, computers out, grinding away on schoolwork. Coaches commune in the head coach’s office to watch film, the door swung wide open to be a part of the larger room. A countdown to the next […]

Who you ‘gunna call? Not the RD

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As AU welcomed students back on campus, small changes have become apparent. A fixed pot-hole there, new lights installed here, but another change has occurred, one that has not been advertised or noticed. An old title got an upgrade during the summer. The title of RD is now known as AC or HC. But what […]

Meet Caleb Savage

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We’re kicking off a series of freshman feature articles with Caleb Savage. Savage is a swimmer in the class of 2027. Read more about him here.

Rick Garrett

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Hear from AU Police Chief, Rick Garrett, in an interview with Benjamin Gaston.

Michael Mosser

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Anderson University alumnus, Michael Mosser, speaks about his life teaching and coaching at Adams Central High School.

Black Bird Film Festival to showcase student works

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Cinema student Rylee Smith is fired up about screening her new movie at the Black Bird Film Festival next Wednesday. “When you finally have a finished product, and you show it to people, and other people get joy from that—it’s like, oh my gosh,” said the junior cinema and media arts major.  Smith and a […]

Somnium brings a new dream to AU

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As the spring semester draws to a close, mixed in with the deadlines are the events on campus allowing a time of escape and activities to look forward to. This year, a newly refined event has combined the talents of AU students and a universal love of music: Somnium. A student-run music concert, Somnium is […]

“J. Eyre” takes center stage

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Anderson University’s production of “J. Eyre” will hit the stage tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in Byrum Hall. Based on Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, the story sees Jane grow in strength and confidence as she uses her wit and courage to navigate a world that afforded women few rights.  Those familiar with the original novel are […]

Tri-S continues to soar

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“I want to get Tri-S and Study Away back to where it was pre-COVID-19. I would like to see more students spend a semester or summer off-campus having more intense cultural experiences,” director of Tri-S Global, Aurora Doster, said. Doster is no longer an AU employee like she was prior to the COVID-19 shutdown in […]

Stories from Asbury

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In this audio feature, Owen Smith and Hannah Frick share their experiences while at Asbury University during “the revival.”