Much talk and energy have been devoted lately to discerning the "future of the seminary" in North America. That future is uncertain, with many theological institutions facing financial difficulties and steadily declining enrollments. The larger challenge, however, may be cultural. If seminaries hope to survive, they will have to adapt to a changing world.
The Anderson University School of Theology will host a Preaching Clinic on Saturday, June 23, 2012, during the North American Convention of the Church of God. The clinic is just one of many activities sponsored by the seminary during the convention, June 22-27.
Keeping the ball in the park when the Carthage College Lady Reds are at the plate will be a key element for the Anderson University Ravens softball team this afternoon.
The Anderson University Falls School of Business will introduce three new concentrations starting in the fall of 2012. The new concentrations in sport marketing, event planning, and forensic accounting further enhance the diverse academic programs offered by the school.
There is a new honor society at Anderson University. Pi Sigma Alpha, the National Political Science Honor Society, recently opened on campus, thanks to the Department of History and Political Science.
Anderson University recently honored four faculty members who retired at the end of the spring semester. During a reception in Reardon Auditorium on April 26, faculty and staff gathered to share congratulations and words of appreciation for Professor Paul Gray, Professor Zola Noble, Dr. Linda Swindell, and Dr. Ken Turner.
Indianapolis Colts training camp isn’t going anywhere after all.
The NFL franchise ended months of speculation Monday by announcing it will hold camp at Anderson University this summer for the third straight year. Players are scheduled to report July 28, and the first practice will take place July 29.
Anderson University can credit its Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference tournament title to a five-run fourth inning and the defensive play of its left fielder from Lima, Ohio.
Lois Settlemeyer earned two degrees from Anderson University decades ago, so when she learned she would be receiving an honorary doctorate from her alma mater she was shocked.
“I was just amazed to hear the news,” the now-award-winning photographer said. “What an honor.”
During Saturday’s graduation service, Settlemeyer was one of four to receive an honorary degree, along with Charles Dickmann, Frank Campbell, and Johnny Wilson.
Identical twins Elizabeth and Katherine Barwick anxiously lined up outside Anderson University’s Reardon Auditorium, adjusting their black caps and gowns.
It had been a lot of hard work, but the Mishawaka women said there was much fun mixed in with that dedication and they would miss their experiences from college.
They were just two of 645 who graduated from AU on Saturday afternoon at the Kardatzke Wellness Center.
AU softball plays its first game in the @NCAADIII national championship at 2:30 pm EDT today. Follow live! http://t.co/x8AbcoL5Vd
AU student Tyler Williamson (left) & Dr. John Millis are currently at the VERITAS observatory in Arizona. http://t.co/aieyQ5Nemd
AU will offer the Orangehaus Music Business Camp for high school students July 14-20. Learn more: http://t.co/2tXEyPG3l3
AU softball plays its first game in the @NCAADIII national championship today at 2:30 pm EDT. Follow live! http://t.co/x8AbcoL5Vd
This could be the best 2:45 of your day: @RichMullinsfilm trailer, directed by AU alum @davidlschultz: http://t.co/an6I70eC6O
