The Indianapolis Colts recently signed a five-year training camp commitment with Anderson University. The commitment means that that Colts will conduct their summer training camp on the university campus through 2016.
For some college students, summer is a time to work to pay off loans and for others it is a time to travel or spend time with friends. For Anderson University junior and chemistry major Grace Yeom, last summer was a time of extensive research and hard work.
The fans were packed so tight for Wednesday night’s Colts practice at Macholtz Stadium, several spilled over into the bleachers at neighboring Don Brandon Field.
Anderson University officials estimated the crowd at 10,000 fans, pushing the camp total above the 50,000 mark and setting a new standard for this year’s practices.
Dr. Joel Shrock, associate professor of history at Anderson University, is nearing completion of a new paper titled “Boys with Guns: Firearms, Violence, and Manhood in the Rover Boys Series.” When completed, the paper will be part of a larger book exploring violence in juvenile fiction.
Classroom education from accomplished faculty is one part of career preparation at Anderson University, but hands-on experience to prepare for the first post-college job is quite another. Internships allow students to have this out-of-classroom experience with the safety net of professors who are only an email away.
Communication is the key to any successful relationship, even — and especially — in periods of stress.
When the Indianapolis Colts decided that they were returning to Anderson University for training camp in 2010, Colts president Bill Polian was made to vow publicly that the team would indeed be coming to Anderson.
For the first time, Forbes.com has named Anderson University one of America’s Top Colleges.
Forbes.com included only the top 20 percent of all undergraduate institutions in the 2011 rankings. The rankings were prepared by the Center for College Affordability and Productivity (CCAP).
Anderson University alum Michelle (Bitler) Kourouma, BA '99, is a new mother of two. Now her days consist of caring for her family, but it wasn’t long ago that she was living in Africa.
Anderson University senior Tyler Snyder and sophomore Tyler Ewigleben are working to build an organization that makes a difference.
The Indianapolis Colts took the field for the first day of training camp Monday and were greeted by a crowd of 1,000 fans, according to Anderson University officials.
Later, another 1,500 fans arrived to watch the afternoon practice, hoping for a chance to snag an autograph or two as players left the field.
