WQME 98.7 FM will host the New Life Ministries’ Christmas Open House on Tues., Dec. 8 from 5 to 7 p.m. in the lobby of Reardon Auditorium on the Anderson University campus.
Warner Sallman’s painting, Head of Christ, will make its first-ever appearance on a postage stamp next year. The stamp will be released March 24 in the Åland Islands, an autonomous province of Finland situated between that country and Sweden. Sallman’s father, Elias Sallman, emigrated to the United States from the Åland Islands in 1886.
Every Sunday after church Dena Bischoff sits down with her six children, whose ages range from 3 to 17 years old, to plan out the next six weeks of their upcoming activities on their nearly 10-foot-wide dry erase board in the living room. Between school, cross-country, soccer, ROTC drills, youth group, and choir, there’s little space left on the color-coded board.
Thanksgiving dinner is usually a major undertaking, even for the most seasoned chef. So to speak.
Consider, though, a sumptuous meal of turkey and ham, with potatoes, green bean casserole, the works. For more than 700 diners.
It happened Thursday, November 19, at the Olt Student Center at Anderson University, a week before students leave for their own Thanksgivings.
With almost 20 years at the helm of Anderson University, James L. Edwards is currently the state’s longest-serving college leader. In the first part of a two-day installment, Edwards shares his views on where AU is, and where he believes it could be.
Q: As the longest serving college president in Indiana at this time, do you have any keys to your longevity?
The Anderson University Board of Trustees recently approved the extension of the $110 million “Dreams. Discovery. Direction.” campaign. As a result of national and worldwide economic conditions, the campaign has been extended from May 31, 2010 to end on Dec.
The Anderson University School of Music will present the annual "Candles and Carols" Christmas concert on Friday, Dec. 4, at 7:30 p.m. in Reardon Auditorium on the campus of Anderson University. The 45th annual Candles and Carols Christmas program revives many memories for those who attend each year.
As senior year and the prospect of graduation rolls around, it is the goal of all college students to gain that one internship that will make them stand out among the crowd of graduates looking for jobs. The internship will bring with it recognition of one’s dedication to the field and a move to the top of the applications stacked on a potential employer’s desk.
Haley McCracken looked at the seat she had been sitting in just one year before -- before she graduated from Anderson University, before her mother passed away and before she even thought of going to Israel with the Jeeninga Fellowship of Archeology. A year ago she sat in the seat in front of her, listening to Shannon New-Spangler share about her experience in Israel. Little did McCracken know then about the trials and triumphs the year held for her.
The 2010 Harp Professor in Residence for the Anderson University School of Theology will be Dr. Wendy Porter, director of worship and music, McMaster Divinity College, Ontario, Canada. Porter will be on the Church of God seminary campus April 11-15, 2010.
