Retired Anderson University administrator Duane Hoak received the Madison County Bar Association’s Community Service Award on Tuesday at an Anderson Rotary Club luncheon at Anderson Country Club.
Bill Pitts, who presented the nomination of Hoak to receive the award, lauded Hoak for decades of service to community and statewide organizations.
Kara Warmke hasn’t quite decided what she wants to do after graduating in May with a nursing degree from Anderson University. But a recent experience with flight nurses from PHI Air Medical helicopter might help her decision.
Anderson University alum Cody Young was 10 years old when he looked into the eyes of a doctor and asked if he was going to die.
The prognosis wasn’t good. Young had Phase 4 cancer, and the medical opinion was that he would not live to see adulthood.
Tuesday the Baltimore Orioles prospect was honored as the 2010 winner of the Carl D. Erskine Award of Excellence during a ceremony at Anderson Country Club.
The Department of Art and Design at Anderson University will host three artists and AU alumni starting on October 11 in the Wilson Gallery. Each artist will present a lecture on his or her work in conjunction to the exhibition.
Anderson University welcomes Dr. Dean Nelson to campus for Spiritual Emphasis Week October 12-14.
Anderson University will welcome the Rev. Dr. Katharine Sakenfeld on Monday, Oct. 4, for the 29th Annual Newell Lectures in Biblical Studies.
Parents take heed: There is hope for your children.
Just look at the stories in the book of Genesis. Though it can be a bit disheartening to hear of Adam and Eve turning away from their father, or Cain slaying brother Abel, there is hope for future generations.
Or so says the message in "Children of Eden," a musical on stage at Byrum Hall at Anderson University.
Kyle Lacy’s breakthrough idea for a company came at a drive-through restaurant.
He was at a McDonald’s when friend and fellow Anderson University graduate Brandon Coon called him.
“It’s kind of funny if you think about it. Brandon called me up and asked if I wanted to start a marketing firm. We had always talked about it through college and now was the time. We started it the next week,” Lacy said.
The U.S. Constitution turned 223 on Friday in a time in history when the words drafted by our founding fathers are more popular than ever.
Spearheaded by members of the tea party, the original document that established the U.S. government has once again entered the national conversation as citizens react to current events.
More than 1,000 Anderson University alumni and their friends are expected to attend Homecoming activities that begin Tuesday. This year’s theme is "Together Again."
Learn how @ChoGMinistries is responding to the #OklahomaTornadoes and how you can get involved. http://t.co/6IBfxH5YcF
AU will offer drumming and jazz music camps June 10-14 students entering grades 7-9. Learn more: http://t.co/sSqFYVsMtW
"@heraldbulletin: AU softball did university, community proud." http://t.co/VLe336DhlL
AU will offer the @CovenantProd Filmmakers Camp for high school students July 15-20. Learn more: http://t.co/TbNR9MCNaS
Visit AU Pinterest to view new boards. http://t.co/DXM3ya7l6Z
