Photo by Nakiya Melroy In August, Anderson University announced a tuition freeze for the 2026-2027 academic year, marking one of the many new changes President Scott Moats has brought to the campus this semester. This freeze affects all traditional and transfer undergraduate students in and out of the state, for both incoming and returning students in the 2026-2027 term. AU, as a private university, joins all public colleges and universities in Indiana that have collectively announced their … [Read more...]
Strong End to the Fall Season for Women’s Golf
The AU Women’s golf team recently won in the two day HCAC Conference Preview at Anderson Country Club. In the tournament the Ravens placed first by shooting a total team score of 704, an impressive 17 strokes over second place Bluffton with a 721. They also beat third place Hanover with a 747 and Earlham with a 780. Leading the Ravens in scoring was junior Hannah Emenhiser with a score of 169 through 72 holes, shooting 23 strokes over par. Emenhiser placed fourth in the individual scoring and … [Read more...]
Liberty Tree Dedicated in Pendleton to Commemorate America’s 250th Anniversary
Pendleton, IN - On Sunday, October 27, 2025, the Kikthawenund Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) held a memorable Liberty Tree dedication ceremony in Pendleton, honoring the Army, Navy, and Marines as well as Madison County patriots who served during the American Revolution. Mary Scott, Regent of the Kikthawenund Chapter, began the program with a hearty greeting. "Good afternoon and welcome to the Pendleton Liberty Tree dedication and our 250th birthday party honoring … [Read more...]
AU football team falls to Franklin in final home game
The AU football team had a tough Saturday afternoon, falling to Franklin 41-7 at Lapel High School in its final home game of the 2025 season. Albert Rabb was the only scorer for AU, rushing for a 9-yard touchdown with the offensive highlight of the game. Cam Herron led the Ravens with 36 receiving yards. AU struggled statistically as a team, only rushing for 7 yards total and only 80 passing yards. Jake Simpson led the defense with 13 tackles followed by Jaylen Hayes with 11 stops. Brehdyn … [Read more...]
Senator Dan and Mrs. Marsha Coats reflect on life in political spotlight supported by faith
On Thursday morning in Reardon Auditorium, retired Indiana Senator Dan Coats and his wife Marsha Coats were welcomed as guest speakers for the Carroll Leadership Lecture Series to discuss their new memoir From Generation to Generation: Lessons for Tomorrow. The event included readings from the book, discussion, and an audience Q&A. The passages read highlighted their experiences in the political spotlight, as well as how their faith guided them to where they are today. Dan Coats was first … [Read more...]
Campus Departmental Changes Leave An Impact On Majors
It’s no shock to students that Anderson University has undergone many recent changes. Alongside the chapel changes that have been implemented this year, departmental changes have also left students wondering if it was the right move for the growth of the campus community. The departments are now categorized as follows: Department of Humanities, Department of Computer Science and Mathematics, Department of Natural Sciences, Department of Psychology, Department of Social Sciences, and The School … [Read more...]
AU women’s soccer closes regular season with 1-0 loss to Hanover
And that's a wrap for the regular season for the Anderson University women’s soccer team. The Ravens lost to Hanover in a 1-0 match Tuesday night at Fridley Field. Although ending with a loss for the regular season, the Ravens have nothing to be ashamed of in terms of overall performance. They finished with a winning record, coming in fifth in the HCAC at 8-5-4. AU will battle Hanover again on its field in southern Indiana this Saturday in the HCAC Tournament quarterfinals. Good luck to … [Read more...]
AU Begins Again with annual Homecoming celebration
Every October, AU’s past and present converge with the annual Homecoming celebration, welcoming alumni and families of the AU community to interact, relax, and reignite fond memories of AU. From the familiar luminaries lighting up the Valley to the bustling street fair and the thrilling sports events, AU nostalgia once again sweeps the hearts of students, faculty, staff, and alumni alike. Friday Night & Luminaries The Friday night of Homecoming weekend was filled with … [Read more...]
Anderson University Welcomes Sixth President, Dr. Scott H. Moats
Anderson University celebrated the inauguration of its sixth president, Dr. Scott H. Moats, on Friday in Reardon Auditorium. The ceremony, which began at 2 p.m., marked a significant milestone in the university’s 108-year history. A Ceremony Rooted in Faith and Tradition The event opened with a prelude and processional performed by Mike Meadows followed by university acknowledgments, a reflection on the institution’s heritage and the hope of new leadership by Jay B. Ricker, Chairman from … [Read more...]
The Raven’s Diner Opens at AU
The recently opened Raven’s Diner has become the new hotspot at Anderson University. The American-style diner replaced the beloved Chick-fil-A, but students are getting a new restaurant with unique options. The Raven’s Diner menu consists of sandwiches, salads, starters, and all-day breakfast; some items are not available yet but are coming soon. On the menu, there are orange stars that indicate the options for a meal exchange, that includes the Smashburger, which according to junior student … [Read more...]