Avery Jarosinski, a 2025 AU graduate, is pursuing her calling in manuscript studies through Greek research, the Logos Workshop, and graduate work at Duke Divinity School.
Avery Jarosinski, a 2025 AU graduate, is pursuing her calling in manuscript studies through Greek research, the Logos Workshop, and graduate work at Duke Divinity School.
Anderson University celebrates Board Chair Jay Ricker on his induction into the Indiana Academy, honoring his leadership, service, and support of AU, including the Jay and Nancy Ricker CSSCD.
Sarah (Jeffers) Glasgow ’13 shares how AU’s clinical practice and spiritual formation prepared her for oncology and hematology nursing, helping her support patients and families through difficult moments and days of celebration.
Brayton Gust ’25, a junior at the time studying mechatronics engineering, landed a 2024 summer internship with Pete Bitar, of LEO Flight Corp., whose Pendleton-based company was developing practical human flight technology.
Cybersecurity and computer science major Drew Geiger shares how his coursework, football experience, and supportive professors prepared him for a summer internship with Gallagher and helped him thrive at AU.
“Anderson University isn’t just an academic institution. It’s a cornerstone. A place where values are formed, faith is deepened, and leaders are launched,” shared Jay Ricker.
From Chapel and service projects to campuswide prayer and upcoming baptisms, Anderson University’s spiritual life this year reflects renewal, unity, and a shared desire to “Begin Again” in faith.
Anderson University trustee and alumna Beth Tharp was named a 2025 Woman of Influence by the Indianapolis Business Journal for her exceptional leadership in health care and commitment to serving her community.
Anderson University’s PACT Symposium welcomes Immigration Connection to discuss “Christian Responses to Immigration,” featuring Executive Director Zach Szmara in a day of learning, conversation, and community reflection.
Anderson University engineering students are partnering with SAWS to design and build three ADA ramps in the Anderson area, combining technical learning with community service and faith in action.