In anticipation of the Indianapolis Colts Training Camp, Anderson University is seeking individuals to serve as volunteers. The goal of volunteers serving at camp is to create a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors to campus.
Six months ago, vehicle parts manufacturer Keihin North America announced it would move its corporate headquarters to Anderson's Flagship Enterprise Center, 2701 Enterprise Drive.
Now, "We're officially here," said vice president Greg Young, after cutting a blue ribbon to dedicate the facility Friday afternoon.
Rob Krosley, an Anderson University senior music business major from St. Louis, Mo., has been given a rare opportunity this fall. Krosley, an artist who signed with Orangehaus Records his freshman year, was selected to be the student performer at the “Woven Threads” concert on Sept.
Laura Alexander, a senior music education major at Anderson University, was one of two Indiana students elected to serve on the board of directors for the Indiana Choral Directors Association (ICDA).
The latest issue of Signatures is now online!
Fifth Street Communications® was started five years ago in order to create a professional experience for students studying public relations at Anderson University. The firm was recently awarded National Affiliation by PRSSA (Public Relations Student Society of America).
If you went to summer camp as a kid, you probably remember hiking, arts and crafts and s’more s’mores than any person could reasonably eat.
But what if you’d also gotten to tour Indianapolis Motor Speedway or the Lucas Oil Stadium? Or met executives from pro sports teams like the Pacers or Indianapolis Indians?
Lizbeth Barajas is a junior at Anderson University, double majoring in exercise science and Spanish. Aside from her studies, she devotes a portion of her time to serving and volunteering. Barajas has been a volunteer with Young Life, a faith-based student outreach ministry, since 2011. Throughout her time serving as a volunteer, she saw a great need within the program to reach the Hispanic community.
A class project for an Anderson University Department of Communication Arts class recently won a Student Emmy® from The Lower Great Lakes Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences on June 1. "Indianapolis Island" won for the category of Student: Arts and Entertainment/Cultural Affairs.
For many years, the Career Development Center (CDC) has served the students of Anderson University by advising on topics such as résumés, cover letters, interviewing, declaring a major, and navigating life after graduation. Previously, students had to schedule an appointment to receive advising from the CDC. However, because students’ schedules are filled with many obligations, the CDC created new drop-in hours.
