The Anderson University men's basketball team defeated Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference foe Mt. St. Joseph 81-58 on Saturday at O.C. Lewis Gymnasium.
The victory was the eighth in the last nine games for the Ravens, who pulled even with Hanover atop the HCAC standings with identical 8-2 records after 10 conference games.
Junior Ashley Kern started gymnastics when she was five and was competitive for nine years. At 14, she started all-star competitive cheerleading. She continued all-star cheerleading her freshman year and made her high school’s competitive squad.
Anderson University will suspend classes on Monday, Jan. 17, 2011 for a day of service to remember the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This day will be a day of service in the university schedule beginning this January and each year thereafter. Historically, AU has celebrated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. day by conducting food drives, connecting with city-wide celebrations, and hosting special events on campus.
Anderson University is partnering with Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates and Achieve in a nationwide study to assess the current perceptions, attitudes and preferences of Millennial donors age 20-35.
Last summer, Anderson University senior Keith Sayer had the opportunity to intern at Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth (CTY) in Chestertown, Md.
The center's summer program enables qualified students from 2nd to 10th grade to further their love and passion for learning. When Sayer learned of this internship opportunity it resonated with him because he went to a similar program as a child.
Anderson University offers a wide variety of history classes that fulfill liberal arts and major requirements. Since its creation in 2001, Dr. Jaye Rogers’ Women in the World class has been a popular option. Each year, more than 100 students enroll in the class, which is offered every summer and nearly every semester.
Since its founding in 1917, Anderson University has believed in giving back to the local community. That belief remains the same today, and thanks to recent grants from Indiana Campus Compact, AU will sow the seeds allowing the campus to expand its efforts.
Four musicians, three songs each, one record; this compilation album includes sophomores Joshua Powell and Greg Hojnacki and freshmen Tyler Ewigleben and Rob Krosley. Orangehaus Records, Anderson University’s record label, recently signed these four artists after reviewing many submissions of various artists on campus. Each musician has a unique style, but all share the same love and passion for writing and creating music.
Service is a central part of the mission and ethos of Anderson University. Several years ago, Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students Brent Baker approached Stuart Erny, director of campus ministries, about keeping a record of students’ hours of service. For the 2009-2010 year, AU students served over 26,152 hours.
Dr. Doyle Lucas of Anderson University’s Falls School of Business (FSB) recently presented at the Christian Business Faculty Association conference on the findings of a three-year research project. The research explored what aspects of sustainability attract Millennials to particular companies.
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
