Photo provided by Jack Lugar Storytelling Month, or StoMo, is a yearly tradition on the Anderson University campus in which the Humanities Department encourages participants-students, staff, or whoever would like-to join the challenge and write 500 words a day. The challenge was started by Professor Jack Lugar in fall of 2019, and StoMo has enjoyed much popularity and success by the participants each year. In 2017, Professor Lugar participated in the National Novel Writing Month, or … [Read more...]
Martin Luther King Jr: Making the Dream (Again)
Photos by Reuben Crisler On Monday, Anderson University held its annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration. This is done yearly to commemorate and celebrate activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and remember his message of advocating for civil rights. The AU community feels that it is important to advocate for the cause of diversity and inclusion in our daily lives. The students were greeted by Brian “B” Martin, the Dean of the Center for Spiritual and Intercultural Life, along with … [Read more...]
AU Women’s Basketball prevails over Earlham College
Photos by Reuben Crisler The Anderson Women’s Basketball team defeated the Earlham Quakers 86-74 on Saturday, January 17th. The Ravens improved to 8-7, and 5-4 in conference play, while Earlham dropped to 1-15, and are 0-9 in the conference. In the first two quarters, Earlham maintained the lead most of the time. They led 33-32 at the half with help from a couple three-pointers from Freshman Sarah Riley. “Play with a lot of energy and tempo” was the mindset for the second half from … [Read more...]
WINS: Building National Security Leaders for Tomorrow
WINS: Building National Security Leaders for Tomorrow Anderson University's Women in National Security (WINS) organization is giving students a voice and opportunities to lead in one of the country's most traditionally male-dominated sectors. WINS, founded last year, offers a friendly and inspiring atmosphere for students, particularly women, interested in careers in intelligence, law enforcement, cybersecurity, diplomacy, environmental security, and related disciplines. “Everyone has a … [Read more...]
Church of God Director Dillard Envisions Forging Strong Ties With AU
Dr. Scott H. Moats' selection as Anderson University's sixth president marked a watershed moment not just for the university, but also for its long-standing relationship with the Church of God. Among the prominent participants at Moat’s inauguration last month was Rev. Monté L. G. Dillard, Sr., interim general director of Church of God Ministries, who conveyed greetings on behalf of the movement and voiced faith in the university's future. In a follow-up interview, Dillard discussed the … [Read more...]
Ravens suffer tough loss to North Park
Photos by Reuben Crisler The Ravens men's Basketball team (1-4) was defeated 76-75 against the North Park University Vikings (3-1) Saturday night at O.C Lewis Gym. The Ravens led 32-23 after the first half. However, North Park came out for the second half hot, erasing the Ravens nine-point lead before the halfway point of the second half. The closing of the game included a back and forth battle between both teams. The game ended with a free throw made by North Park’s Kolden Vanlandingham … [Read more...]
College Mentors: Transforming Kids Minds One Activity At A Time
Photo by Sarah Loehmer College Mentors for Kids is a non profit organization which helps over 30 kids from Anderson Elementary School (little buddies) where they are paired with a student from Anderson University, and they take part in a multitude of different activities. This can range from arts and crafts, to athletic and musical talents, and career exploration experiences. College Mentors is an important aspect of not just building community and relationships with the younger generations, … [Read more...]
What to know about the 2026-2027 tuition freeze
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...]