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World-Class expertise and local leadership wisdom will come together at Anderson University for a full-day summit presented by the AU College of Business.

During Summer Semester in Florence, Italy, Professor Tim Speaker and Anderson University students examined ancient typography. An exhibition December 1 will celebrate this art form.

International best-selling author and popular speaker Dacre Stoker is pictured with event organizer Dr. Candace Livingston (both seated) of the Department of Art and Design and surrounded by AU students...

For Greenville educator and Anderson University graduate Justus Cox, Young Brothers Academy is a labor of love.

Some Anderson University Alpha Leaders share what it’s like to help new students adjust to college life and experience community.

The Anderson University College of Business, in collaboration with DisruptHR Greenville, hosted an event November 14 that has set a new benchmark in the Human Resources (HR) community.

Anderson University (SC) is the number one institution in the Southeast and number five nationally in the National Cyber League Fall 2023 Games.

A student-produced journal of undergraduate research is just in its second edition, but it has already received national recognition.

Throughout church history, dance has been both embraced and demonized. Dr. Lynneth Miller Renberg of the Anderson University College of Arts and Sciences explores these changing attitudes about dance.

Anderson University ART 110 students are pictured beside a sensory wall they created for Wild Hearts Equine Therapy Center near Townville, South Carolina. Pictured from left are Chad Amidon, Jan...

Stephanie Stuckey, chair of Stuckey’s, was the keynote speaker at the annual conference of the Kim S. Miller Family Enterprise Institute of South Carolina Nov. 2 in Greenville.

In "Stoker on Stoker: Dracula Revealed," author Dacre Stoker gives a multimedia presentation delving into the famous Gothic horror novel’s creation.

Homecoming and Family Day 2023 took place October 27 and 28 with the Black-and Gold Football Scrimmage and a winning combination of events.

The aim of the initiative is to foster and support preaching that inspires, encourages and guides people to know and love God and live out their Christian faith more fully.

Brad Dunmire comes to Anderson University with more than a decade of higher education experience.

The Anderson University College of Business is hosting DisruptHR Greenville, a global initiative designed to challenge and change the traditional ways we think about people and talent in the workplace.

Students networked with representatives from several companies during the Anderson University College of Business Fall Networking Event October 6 in the Abney Gymnasium.

Anderson University nursing students participated in Homeless 4 the Homeless, hosted by Family Promise of Anderson, and got a better understanding of what our homeless population experiences.

A Connections class offered at Anderson University explores how monsters can teach us more about ourselves and society in general.

Homecoming and Family Day 2023 takes place Friday, October 27 and Saturday, October 28. This year, Anderson University will be “kicking off” some new traditions.

The 2023-2024 school year started with these Anderson University graduates becoming principals at Greenville County schools.

The Anderson University College of Business will welcome Dr. Larisa Mistrean of the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova in Spring 2024.

Isabella Ellis, Madilyn McCown and Skylar Bruner celebrate Palmetto Awards that student teams received from the South Carolina Chapter of the International Association of Business Communicators. They are pictured with...

Pictured are Center for Career Development staff in front of their new home, the G. Ross Anderson Jr. Student Center (from left): Jensen Barker, Dr. Wendy Smith, Lewis Hightower, Kathleen...

Anderson University’s retired Coordinator of Research and Records Brenda McKee served the Office of Development during times of significant growth.

Children’s author Mariana Rios Ramirez spoke at a Hispanic Heritage Month event September 22.

A sculpture honoring the memory of five lynching victims is on display at Anderson University through February 2024. Pictured fourth from left is artist Herman Keith, along with Anderson University...