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A new jazz instrumental album titled “J&J” features Dr. Derick Cordoba and a group of musicians collectively named G.E.L. (Groove Elation League).

The nominations recognized cast and crew in the fall production of Cole Porter’s “Anything Goes!”

Work on preparing the Holdredge Bearwood Center is nearly complete and the first class is now in place at the new School of Clinical Laboratory Sciences in the Anderson University...

Anderson University signed an agreement for collaboration on educational programs with the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) University in Yaoundé, Cameroon. Pictured at the signing are, from left, Ann-Margaret J...

The FACHE credential, considered the gold standard in healthcare management board certifications, signals high competency, commitment and service within healthcare management.

Through a partnership with AnMed Health, the College of Health Professions offers a Medical Imaging degree where students like Maddie Cole, Erika Martin and Tori Cole gain experience where it...

Feeling a strong sense of community as an Anderson University student prepared Grayson Smith for his roles at AnMed Health.

An Anderson Christmas tradition is returning—Christmas First Night—a performing arts extravaganza celebrating the birth of our Savior.

Entrepreneurs benefited from an intense five-week training opportunity aimed at developing skills for success. Pictured is Anderson University Business Professor Dr. Giovanni Calise, center, with class participants.

Being on Broadway is a childhood dream come true for Andrew Poston, a music graduate of the South Carolina School of the Arts at Anderson University. At right, Poston performing...

Students Caroline Cotra, left, Anjali Evers, middle, and Emily Prunty, pictured with a resident they were helping, were part of a team doing tearout of drywall in homes and general...

South Carolina School of the Arts students Samantha Venable, left, and Kalyn Wright, used their improv skills with psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner students in the College of Health Professions.

Dr. Howard Murphy of the Anderson University School of Public Service and Administration was honored for his significant contributions throughout his emergency management career.

Students at the Anderson University Center for Cancer Research work with advanced equipment and skilled researchers to study cancer treatments and causes, all with a focus on community outreach and...

With Another Record Incoming Class, University Enrollment for 2022-2023 Academic Year Reaches Nearly 4,200

Faye Cowan is pictured with Anderson University Director of Human Resources Amy Porpilia. At left, Cowan in 1965 and 1984. After retiring, Cowan served overseas in the Peace Corps.

Anderson University and Anchor University in Nigeria signed a cooperation agreement that will benefit each institution’s academic opportunities. At the October 7 signing ceremony, pictured from left, were College of...

College of Business graduate Tinsley enthusiastically embraces each day and each project with a different perspective from most of us, due in no small part to a pivotal life event.

Community mental health issues were the focus of the September 20 event featuring licensed psychologist Dr. Mary-Catherine Riner.

This conference will focus on how to protect, strengthen and flourish as a family enterprise and a family.

Student Caroline Cotra, left, and recent graduate Audrey Johnson learned a lot about what goes into emergency planning during their internship.

Following a highly selective process, the Anderson University Jazz Fusion Combo was chosen to perform at the Jazz Education Network Conference in January 2023.

Funding to Help Institute Engage Women, Minority-Owned Small Businesses.

Dr. Johnnie Bradley has helped Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church move up to the next level and serve more people with the love of Jesus.

University Received High Marks Across All 10 Categories of 2022-2023 Great Colleges to Work For Survey

As an Apple Distinguished School, Anderson University is committed to offering programs designed to help students prepare for opportunities to be successful in innovative industries in the tech world.

Dr. Kent Saunders, a professor at the Anderson University College of Business, is pictured with a group of his students in the Moldovan capital city of Chișinău.