“Greetings to you and all our fellow students, patrons and alumni of the Anderson Bible Training-School. May these ‘Echoes’ give you a better idea of the work of the students and a more personal acquaintance with the Class of 1922,” reads the third page of the first publication of Echoes 100 years ago. This year marks the 100th anniversary of publications at AU, with the student-produced yearbook “Echoes” being the first. Echoes began in 1922 when the university was the Anderson … [Read more...]
Andersonian 2022-04-25
Andersonian 2022-04-04
Gillian Lintz interviews Dr. Sarah Neal about the current status of COVID-19 on campus and discusses the Boze Lyric Theatre's upcoming play, "The Drowning Girls." Mason Fridley provides updates on men's baseball and men's tennis standings. … [Read more...]
Instagram accounts polarize students
What began as a lighthearted joke has become one of the most polarizing topics on campus: anonymous Instagram accounts. Accounts like “Overheard @ AU” and “Anderson University Squirrels” have existed peacefully on the social media platform as a way of promoting community and humor on campus through anonymously submitted overheard quotes and photos of AU’s squirrels, but a new account, “AU Bad Fits,” began a chain reaction of new accounts due to its controversy among students. After the … [Read more...]
Andersonian 2022-03-21
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Andersonian 2022-02-21
Andersonian 2022-02-07
AU closed Thursday, Feb. 3
Due to predicted inclement weather, AU will be closed Thursday, Feb. 3. All administrative operations are canceled. Students should check Canvas and emails as some classes may continue online. AU will continue to monitor the weather to ensure campus safety. … [Read more...]
COVID-19 campus protocol updated
Yesterday, Jan. 26, President Pistole and the COVID-19 Taskforce announced COVID-19 campus updates in an email. "The mask requirement is being extended to Friday, Feb. 25 while we work to move past the current surge of COVID on campus, the surrounding county and state of Indiana," the email said. AU has also changed the definition of "fully vaccinated" under the guidance of the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). A person must now have a booster shot along with a completed … [Read more...]