Anderson University’s Tri-S program and Global Strategy are strengthening their partnership, connecting AU students with opportunities to serve communities, build relationships, and use their skills in cross-cultural settings around the world.
New Testament scholar Lynn H. Cohick will explore women in the Gospels during Anderson University’s 45th annual Newell Lecture in Biblical Studies, a free public event on Oct. 19.
This June, the Anderson Camp Meeting will once again gather believers, pastors and church leaders on the campus of Anderson University
There is a sense, across campus, that something is unfolding. This spring, the invitation to “begin again” is not just a theme; it is a call to action. It is becoming a lived reality. And for many students at AU, it is only the beginning.
AU’s Tri-S program will send 89 students and faculty across the world this spring to serve communities, apply academic skills, and experience global cultures through faith-centered learning.
Anderson University’s Peace and Conflict Transformation (PACT) will be hosting its second symposium, focusing on the theme “Borders, Belonging, and the Displaced.”
Anderson University’s 2026 Church Multiplication and Discipleship event invites pastors and church leaders to join God’s renewing work through teaching, reflection, and nationwide streaming participation.
Anderson University’s 2026 MLK Celebration invites the campus and community to reflect, worship, and renew a shared commitment to justice, equity, and Dr. King’s enduring dream.
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’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.