Written by Ed Welch History isn’t just about the past. It continues to speak to us. Dr. Lynneth Renberg, assistant professor of history in the Anderson University College of Arts and Sciences, shows students how to connect with history in engaging, thought-provoking ways. “History isn’t just about the past. It continues to speak to us. …
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Written by Ed Welch “Just show up” is a simple phrase. But Becky Walker has spent her life putting it into practice. It’s fitting, then, that it was the theme of Walker’s last semester at Anderson University. The Thursday before commencement, I tested positive for COVID,” said Anderson University Vice President for Christian Life Dr. …
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Written by Ed Welch The Anderson University College of Engineering has a new leader. Dr. Lisa Zidek, recently named dean of the College, comes to Anderson University with extensive experience in engineering education, most recently at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU.) There, she served as associate dean since 2013. She has also served as academic …
Written by Ed Welch The Anderson University Center for Cybersecurity has introduced a fully online master’s degree program to better prepare professionals to meet mounting challenges in the field of cybersecurity. Technology is advancing at a breakneck pace, and simultaneously, threats to online safety on our computers and devices are increasing. As society becomes more …
Anderson University was founded in 1911, but the institution’s rich future was set into motion long before that. There have been so many different people that have played roles in the formation of Anderson into the institution it is today, and those stories are what makes everything so special about this place. I remember having …
Written by Beth Friend Chances are, few Anderson University students know the names Sam and Tom Thrift But campus wouldn’t look the same without them. Indeed, you would be hard pressed to walk anywhere on this campus and not see their handiwork. Tom Thrift passed away in 2018. Sam Thrift, his twin brother, died in …
Written by Andrew J. Beckner Clayton King wants to admit something It’s a Monday afternoon, and he’s sitting in his kitchen, looking totally relaxed. Never mind that in 12 hours he’ll be 30,000 feet above the Atlantic Ocean, headed toward the Holy Land. “I’ve got a bad habit,” he says. It’s curious hearing confession from …
Written by Alexander Grant While higher education’s main goal is to enlighten students through academia, it’s also a vital time to develop habits of healthy living, both physically and emotionally. However, college students report the highest rates of depression and anxiety in the American population–and the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention has …
Written by Caroline Cothran Campus does not look the same as it did just one year ago. At one end of Spero Financial Field at Melvin and Dollie Younts Stadium sits the new Trojan Field House. Implanted into the turf are two field goal posts. The end zones claim their allegiance with ANDERSON and TROJANS …
Written by Alexander Grant AU students help pass the torch of remembrance & reconciliation to the next generation Crumbling wooden boards rot in the morning sunlight, sinking deep into the muddy earth. Frayed and burned rope twists among the broken structure, illuminated only by the weak beams of light piercing through the gaps in the …
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