Offering a cozy evening of crafts and conversation, the Campus Activities Board (CAB) at Anderson University hosted its monthly Tea-riffic Tuesday event on November 10 at Mocha Joe’s. Held on the first Tuesday of every month from 6-7 p.m., the recurring series provides a reliable, low-stress space for busy and introverted students to take a break from classes, hang out, and express their creativity without financial or time barriers. Organizers carefully plan out supplies to match … [Read more...]
Musical Theater Senior Showcase graces Byrum stage Friday
With A Doll’s House having ended in October and the next mainstage production, Twelfth Night, slated for February, one might think the Byrum Hall stage to be empty for the end of the semester. But this Friday at 7:00 p.m., the Musical Theatre Senior Showcase, A New Leaf, will take the stage in Byrum to celebrate the work that the four graduating seniors have put into this performance and the program as a whole. Those seniors are Ella English, Gracelynne Barrett, Mason Ebert, and Ben … [Read more...]
Rally in the Valley to Celebrate AU-Manchester football rivalry
On Thursday, Nov. 12, the AU project management class will be organizing a pep session for Saturday’s football game between AU and Manchester. The event starts at 11:30 a.m. and ends at 1:30 p.m. The Bronze Ball Series between AU and Manchester has lasted since 2001, with Manchester leading the series 13-12. The traveling trophy known as The Bronze Ball will not be passed on ever again, due to Manchester leaving the HCAC to become a NAIA football program. The Rally in the … [Read more...]
Sheryl Moats’ Journey to AU
For Sheryl Moats, Anderson University is a place where she can live out her faith, build relationships with students and faculty, and make a difference in their lives. Sheryl grew up with four brothers on a small farm in Nebraska. Her family was very competitive and helped to drive the work ethic she’s had her whole life. After graduating high school, she attended a state school where she earned a degree in home economics and then went on to teach. Through Campus Crusade for Christ, she met … [Read more...]
AU men’s basketball looking to win their fifth straight HCAC title
Photos by Lily Coleman Coming off several successful seasons, the Ravens men’s basketball team will enter the 2026-27 season with high expectations and a goal of returning to the top of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) for a fifth-straight year.Last year, the Ravens went 18-10 after a slow non-conference start to the year. In conference play, they went 14-4 and finished strong into the post-season, falling short in the HCAC Championship. Winning has become more than a … [Read more...]
New Student Government Association leaders reimagining approach, programs
Photos provided As the 2026 academic year is underway, Anderson University's newly elected Student Government Association (SGA) president and vice president are working behind the scenes to ensure that AU is regarded at a high value for those who visit our campus and choose to grow academically here. Andrew Myhal, a junior studying mechanical engineering with a minor in chemistry, serves as the SGA president with Dylan Stegemoller, also a junior, who studies psychology and exercise science, … [Read more...]
Black Student Association builds campus community and expands outreach
ANDERSON — Rooted in community, empowerment and spiritual life, the Black Student Association (BSA) at Anderson University continues to serve as a gathering hub that welcomes students and invites the broader campus to connect. Based in Decker Hall, the organization provides a comfortable space for cultural connection and student support. To help build visibility and bring students together, the BSA partnered with the Campus Activities Board (CAB) in September to host a fall cookout at Smartin … [Read more...]
AU’s most exciting weekend returns: Homecoming 2026
Written by Abigail Jeyakaran and Eli DiRuzza, photos by Nakiya Melroy From last Thursday to Saturday, the larger AU community gathered to celebrate Homecoming, a weekend packed with a great number of events. From the coronation of the Homecoming court and the 2026 Alumni Awards to Western Encore by Avanti Boosters and Orangehaus, there was an endless supply of learning, reflection and entertainment thanks to the hard work of AU’s students, faculty, staff, and alumni. This year, AU … [Read more...]
A Doll’s House recalls the historic journey of female autonomy
This month, the Anderson University Theater Department will be putting on a production of A Doll's House, written by Henrik Ibsen, at the Byrum Hall Theater. This enthralling 1879 play was written to portray the struggles of European women during a period of time when they were not granted as many rights or as much authority as men. Ibsen's play follows a housewife, Nora Helmer, and her life with her restrictive and controlling husband, Torvald, and a deep secret that she works to keep … [Read more...]
Western Encore! to gallop on to Reardon stage
Lace up your cowboy boots and ride on over to Reardon Auditorium for Western Encore! This Saturday, October 17, at 7 and 10 p.m. at Reardon Auditorium, you can hear classic country hits from Dolly Parton, Carrie Underwood and more as performed by students here on campus. The event is presented by Avanti Boosters in collaboration with Orangehaus and, like every Encore! before, the show promises to be an engaging and energetic time. Performers of Encore! auditioned back in September, and since … [Read more...]