Since his recent hiring as the sixth President of Anderson University, Scott Moats and his wife Sheryl have appeared at numerous events across campus. They’ve hosted events, they've met with students and staff, and overall they have been a welcoming and friendly presence to incoming and returning Ravens and the community. In one of Sheryl Moats’ first appearances to the students, she made it clear that if the Raven flag was flying outside the president's house, students could come in and get … [Read more...]
Ravens Sports Wrap: Spikes, Strikes, and Love
HCAC Unified Bowling Championship Last week, the Anderson University Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) secured first place in the HCAC Unified Bowling Championship, September 21, at Royal Pin Western in Indianapolis. AU Team 2, which consisted of Hanna Smith, Chris McKee, Lacy Rathbun, Noah Singleton and Jayda Lanham, won second-team all-conference honors for having the second-highest team score of 657 points. AU Team 1 with 504 points and AU Team 3 with 633 points contributed to the … [Read more...]
Recent Chapel Changes Offer A New Way To Look At Worship
Anderson University has been through a fair amount of changes within the past year that have impacted the campus greatly. Some of those changes include majors (dance, chemistry, visual communication, and Spanish) being cut and dining services changing. This year, the Reardon Auditorium chapel service is a larger setting that takes place on Tuesdays, while small groups are done on Thursdays. Some of the small groups include Delight Women’s Bible Study in The Common Place, Anam Carta in various … [Read more...]
AU Women’s Volleyball Sweeps Wilmington 3-0
Photos by Reuben Crisler The Anderson University volleyball team steamrolled Wilmington College in a 3-0 match Wednesday night at O.C. Lewis Gymnasium. Freshman Taylor Bock (6) rolled out an impressive stat line of 17 kills, with only two errors in 23 total attempts. The first set was somewhat close with AU pulling through 25-17. Then, AU won by a fast 25-9 score in the second game and the Ravens were on a roll. Finally, they wrapped it up by winning 25-20 in the third set. The Anderson … [Read more...]
Just for Kicks: AU men’s football and women’s soccer highlights from Saturday
Check out our photo coverage of Saturday afternoon's men's football and women's soccer by clicking through the gallery at the top of this page. Photos by Kylee McDaniel, Sarah Loehmer, and Jack Lugar. The AU football team prevailed in a defensive battle Saturday afternoon, defeating Alfred State, 7-6, in its season opener played at Lapel High School. Deadlocked in a scoreless tie for most of the first three quarters, the Ravens strung together a long scoring drive with an effective running … [Read more...]
Ravens drop HCAC doubleheader against Hanover
Excitement permeated throughout O.C. Lewis Gymnasium for Saturday’s HCAC doubleheader between the Ravens and the visiting Hanover College Panthers. The women’s team entered Saturday still searching for their first win, but had been inching closer to the win column their last few appearances. The men’s team rolled into Saturday winners of five straight contests, three of which came in conference play. Even after both games were pushed back to the evening due to inclement weather, the AU faithful … [Read more...]
MLK Day celebrations to include city, university partnership
Each year, on the third Monday of January, the United States recognizes the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The city of Anderson also holds events in honor of King’s life and work. AU has observed and celebrated MLK Day as an institution for many years, highlighting the intercultural education that the opportunity provides. The Cultural Resource Center is home to Michael Thigpen and Linda Robertson, who have led planning for the school's events on Jan. 15. Wednesday, Dec. … [Read more...]
Jackrabbit Coffee officially open for business
Ben Orcutt, a 2011 AU graduate and the owner of Buckskin Bikes, and Josh Stafford, also an AU alum, have opened a local coffee shop: Jackrabbit Coffee. After weeks with only a tentative plan to open around Christmas, the store was finally declared open for business on Dec. 28. Jackrabbit Coffee, which has been served from a cart in Buckskin Bikes for three years and also provides coffee to AU's Mocha Joe's, has expanded to its own standalone shop next door to its original home. Orcutt recently … [Read more...]
AU senior reflects on summer spent traveling world
Many students dream about backpacking through Europe and traveling through the wonders of the world, meeting people of other cultures and different backgrounds. It is a big undertaking, one that challenges and shapes an individual for the rest of their life. For senior Kip Peters, that backpacking trip became a reality over the summer of 2017. For nearly two and a half months, Peters visited 10 countries around the world, staying in hostels from Nepal to Costa Rica. He created an … [Read more...]
Men’s basketball team races out of the gates to 4-1 start
Sitting 4-1 heading into tonight’s conference battle against Franklin, the men’s basketball team is off to a hot start. AU opened the season with two dominant performances at home against Adrian and Kalamazoo. Trevor Lucas led the Ravens to a 104-79 victory over Adrian in the opener, pouring in 37 points on 14-16 shooting, including 8-9 from deep. After banking in his fifth three of the first half, a “heat check” from well behind the three-point line, Lucas did his best Michael Jordan … [Read more...]