Anderson University invites the community to celebrate the 62nd annual Candles and Carols on Dec. 4, featuring student and community ensembles, Christmas carols, and selections from Handel’s Messiah.
Through cookies, prayer, and meaningful conversations, Sheryl Moats builds relationships with Anderson University students, helping Ravens feel seen, loved, and valued while creating a welcoming community on campus each day.
Anderson University’s 10th annual Black Bird Film Festival celebrated student filmmakers through award-winning projects, creative storytelling, red carpet interviews, and hands-on experiences that brought the campus and community together.
Anderson University celebrates the dedication of Evrard Field at renovated Macholtz Stadium, honoring alumni Jeff and Lita Evrard for their generosity and lasting commitment to Raven football and future generations.
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.
Anderson University student Ava Bellaver ’27 gained firsthand government experience in Washington, D.C., strengthening her writing, public speaking, networking, and professional skills through a summer congressional internship on Capitol Hill.
Anderson University sponsored the Flagship Enterprise Center’s SHIFT conference, bringing faculty, staff, students, alumni, and regional professionals together to explore responsible, human-centered approaches to artificial intelligence and its use.
Anderson University’s Graduate Summer Studies in Music Education brought together 48 educators from 12 states and two countries for graduate coursework, professional certifications, collaboration, and continued growth as music teachers.
Anderson University psychology professor Janell Blunt is turning research on retrieval practice into classroom results, helping students build lasting knowledge while sharing evidence-based learning strategies with educators and families.
Anderson University senior social work students traveled to Honduras, where service, community engagement, and cross-cultural experiences helped them put four years of classroom and practicum learning into practice.