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The graduation of Anderson’s inaugural DPT class is not only a major milestone in university history, it also happens to coincide with the centennial celebration of the physical therapy profession.

More than 400 Anderson University students will become alumni as they receive their degrees during Winter Commencement, taking place on the historic Alumni Lawn.

A graduate of the Anderson University College of Education will return to Zambia where she and her husband will continue Hands of Hope’s mission.

Nate Parsons, a graduate of the Anderson University College of Arts and Sciences, is researching age-related issues affecting sight and hearing.

At Roebuck Baptist Church, youth are getting to know senior citizens over a meal and a fun game. As minister of youth, an Anderson University alumnus envisions regular meetings like...

Foundations of Education students researched old school yearbooks and other items in the Anderson County Museum's archives. They presented their findings November 16.

The Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF) nominated several Theatre and Dance students for awards and a chance to compete in Washington, D.C. in 2022.

The award-winning designs of Alessa Gibbons, a Theatrical Design major in the South Carolina School of the Arts at Anderson University, add to the spectacle of Theatre and Dance productions...

Through Threads, a pop-up thrift shop, Anderson IJM raised more than $1,500 to fight human trafficking.

The loss of her mom prompted Seanna Miller to champion the cause of providing safe meds for cancer patients.

Cadie Hall approaches her job teaching students with moderate intellectual disabilities with passion, care and commitment.

Students are learning firsthand what it takes to send missionaries overseas the items they need.

Nathan and Olivia Jones are pictured during AU Family Week with their parents, Martin and Fiona Jones. Pursuing God’s call into ministry led Martin to the U.S. More recently, all...

Anderson University nursing students had fun with the Rainbow Gang (Area 14 Special Olympics), one of their clinical sites for mental health nursing.

James Michael Tyler wasn't just Gunther, the lovesick barista on 'Friends.' He was a Trojan, too...and a cherished member of the AU family.

Drs. Heather Kindel and Jessica Jacobs, assistant professors of physical therapy in the Anderson University College of Health Professions, presented on “Creating a Culture of Feedback” during the 2021 Educational...

Job applicants should ensure their social media accounts are free from anything that might be a red flag for potential employers, says the Anderson University Center for Career Development.

Website offers easy access to resources for those engaged in youth ministry.

Emily Prunty, a student at the Anderson University School of Public Service and Administration, cleans up debris outside a New Orleans home. She assisted victims of Hurricane Ida in September...

Max Milian, pictured here at the President's Gala, is taking on another sort of lead role, and he’s excited.

Paragon Hotel Company has provided a $25,000 gift to Anderson University in support of the College of Health Professions' work with AnMed Health.

The Anderson University College of Health Professions honored those whose gift ensures better trained medical professionals.

Anderson University President Dr. Evans Whitaker is standing with Dini Cecil Pickering, chairman of the board, president of the family office and chairman of Biltmore’s corporate philanthropy program, during the...

Communication students from the Anderson University College of Arts and Sciences produced videos showcasing downtown Anderson businesses and various organizations that serve the public as part of the Storefront Stories...

Three students and an alumna represented South Carolina at the 2021 EDGE conference in Atlanta. Pictured from left are Andrew Miller; Samantha Stec; Dr. Kimberly Whitehead, professor of business; Bryson...

Effective immediately, masks are encouraged, but not required, in most locations on campus.

Jordan Anderson of the Anderson University Center for Global Engagement was selected for a prestigious professional development program supporting diversity in international education.