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Oscar-nominated movie reviews

February 7, 2018 by Abigail Johnson

As the Academy Awards approach, I have committed, alongside my friend Sam, to watching every film, documentary and short nominated for an Academy Award.Here are the highlights from the nominated films and shorts I have watched so far. This is an open invitation for you to watch them and disagree with me.Don’t Skip Out On (Full Length Films):“Lady Bird”: As Saoirse Ronan, the actress who plays Lady Bird, said in an interview, “I didn’t realize…how starved we are for female … [Read more...]

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How should we preserve our history?

August 30, 2017 by Abigail Johnson

On Aug.12, 2017 violence erupted in Charlottesville, Virginia at the hands of a “Unite the Right” white supremacist rally protesting the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee. Many statues have been called into question due to their deeply rooted connections to the system of slavery and racism the Confederate army fought to maintain during the Civil War.The Southern Poverty Law Center amassed research regarding the cumulative total of Confederate statues, schools and other monuments. Their … [Read more...]

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The importance of #ThingsOnlyChristianWomenHear

April 27, 2017 by Abigail Johnson

On April 18th, in response to a hashtag movement empowering women writers to share stories specific to the female author experience, a movement centered around stories of unequal criticism, online hate messages and sexually-motivated threats, Sarah Bessey, author of “Jesus Feminist,” started the hashtag "Things Only Christian Women Hear."The hashtag immediately gained traction, encouraging women to share their experiences inside the church that were discouraging, painful and specific to the … [Read more...]

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Musical “Gypsy” premieres on campus this weekend

September 28, 2016 by Abigail Johnson

The cast and crew of the AU fall musical, “Gypsy,” has been working tirelessly to put together an amazing experience for their audience. “Gypsy” is a musical about Rose, the mother of Vaudeville star Gypsy Rose Lee, as together they face the reality of show business. The musical follows the progress of Rose as she works to raise two daughters to live out her dream for them: to perform on stage.The musical was written by Arthur Laurents with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. Sondheim is known for … [Read more...]

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New Prayer Ministry begins

September 14, 2016 by Abigail Johnson

With a new school year comes a new group of student leaders stepping forward to lead in every section of campus life, including in the residence halls, freshman LART groups, and campus ministries. Dillon Lockwood, senior and former RA for Smith Hall, is the new head of our campus Prayer Ministry. “I’m new to prayer ministry,” Lockwood said, “But the spirit definitely led me to [it].” Lockwood was recruited by Becca Palmer, head of spiritual formation on campus, to lead prayer ministry this … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Campus News

Why ‘Batman vs. Superman’ failed

April 24, 2016 by Abigail Johnson

The most recent DC movie, “Batman vs. Superman: The Dawn of Justice,” expected by many to be a blockbuster hit, flopped in the box office. This movie had potential, with Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor, a powerhouse of superheroes and the extensive monetary support of DC. So why did it fail to satisfy audiences? Well, if you look at the wreckage of the movie, you can see the primary rules of storytelling being broken and mistreated throughout the story.Rule #1 -  Set the StageWhen you tell a … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Opinion

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Jacey Crawford discusses the recent COVID-19 vaccinations administered on campus by nursing students and Gillian Lintz interviews Prof. Jack Lugar and Roger Gibson about the Black Bird Film Festival.

Miles Morey discusses the long-awaited Bronze Ball victory, the baseball team’s double header against Manchester and the Rocket League’s progress.

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Raven Watch 2020-12-07

On this episode of the Raven Watch Podcast, Jordan is joined by former Big Ten Player of the Year and Indiana Pacer Clark Kellogg as they discuss displaying your faith in sports, Clark’s career as a player and broadcaster and his game of “H.O.R.S.E.” with President Obama.

Raven Watch 2020-12-03

On this episode, Jordan Yaney sits down with senior soccer player Drew Sonnefeldt to discuss his soccer career, trips to Europe, hobbies, and dreams of playing professional soccer

Raven Watch 2020-09-24

In the third Raven Watch Podcast, Jordan Yaney talks with Hannah Hawkins, a senior basketball player, about starting her freshman year 0-25, becoming more of a leader on the team and facing their one-on-one battle on the court freshman year. Thanks to our sponsor, the Folgate Agency. Please contact Steve Folgate for Allstate insurance and […]

Raven Watch 2020-09-18

In the second-ever Raven Watch Podcast, Jordan Yaney talks with Kennedy Parker, a senior baseball player, about finding out last season was canceled while the team was in Florida, why he decided to come back for a fifth year and play and what he expects out of this year’s team.

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14 Apr

Jacey Crawford discusses the recent COVID-19 vaccinations administered on campus by nursing students and Gillian Lintz interviews Prof. Jack Lugar and Roger Gibson about the Black Bird Film Festival.
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The Black Bird Film Festival will be held on April 28, with the red carpet rolling out at 6:15 p.m. and the screening beginning at 7:00 p.m. Read more about the annual event: https://andersonian.com/2021/04/03/cinema-students-prepare-for-annual-black-bird-film-festival/

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Students in our #1 nursing program in Indiana helped administer nearly 400 COVID-19 vaccines today to AU students, faculty and staff!

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