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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...

AU, TCTC create a new transfer program that will support students who are looking to advance their education.

Thrift Library Director of Library Services Dr. Melanie Croft talks about media literacy and better serving students, faculty and staff in an ever-changing information landscape.

A gathering and unveiling event will take place September 21 at Anderson University commemorating victims of racial violence between 1894 and 1911.

Dr. Kolawole Olaiya is the recipient of a 2023-2024 Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award.

Anderson University University is one of only two in South Carolina Named to Great Colleges to Work For Honor Roll

Gary and Apryl Bailey, Anderson University alumni, transformed a dilapidated building into an award-winning destination in downtown Laurens. They also are committed to providing opportunities for AU students.

A Kinesiology degree can open doors to a wide variety of opportunities in healthcare; also, 100 percent of graduates seeking advanced degrees have been accepted into graduate programs.

Visitors to Rocky River Nature Park can enjoy new benches created by sculpture students in the South Carolina School of the Arts.

Stuckey’s CEO Stephanie Stuckey is keynote speaker for the Institute’s third annual conference November 2 at The University Center in Greenville.

September 21 conference will offer an excellent opportunity to connect with other Supply Chain and Logistics professionals while learning from leading experts in the field.

Clamp Divinity School will host the 2023 EHS Conference, which will feature keynote speakers from the Center for Leadership and Organizations.

Morgan McCarver, a graduate of the South Carolina School of the Arts, has written a book about how our creativity as humans is God-given.

AU Welcomes Historic Class as Nearly 1,000 First-Year Students Join Largest Private University in South Carolina

Students enrolled in the Pathologists’ Assistant program of the Anderson University College of Health Professions took part in a White Coat Ceremony for the program’s first cohort.

Katherine (Kat) Coker, an Anderson University doctoral student and Clarendon County School District Teacher of the Year, makes learning important life skills fun and empowering for her students.

With help from some furry friends, Nursing students gain clinical experiences while easing youngsters’ fears of doctors and nurses and what they do.

Pamela Larde, Ph.D., a professor in the Anderson University Center for Leadership and Organizations, has published a book dealing with societal misconceptions about singlehood and providing encouragement to those who...

After placing within the Top 10 of the Cyber Power Rankings nationally, including being the highest-ranked Christian Institution in the competition, Congressman Jeff Duncan sent Anderson University Cybersecurity students his...

Mountain West Church Pastor Maurice “Mo” Huggins is pictured with Communications Director Angelina Chisholm. Huggins is finishing up his D.Min. studies at Anderson University’s Clamp Divinity School. Chisholm is a...

Dr. Lisa Zidek, the new dean of the Anderson University College of Engineering, envisions a program that prepares engineering professionals to impact their world in meaningful ways.

The Football Operation Center, pictured, is among several significant projects on the Anderson University campus.

Mabry Boyle and Harper Krimm of the South Carolina School of the Arts at Anderson University received top honors at the NATS Finals in San Diego.

Anderson University is ready to welcome the largest incoming class in its history. While continued growth is certainly a blessing, the best blessing is yet to come as new Trojans...

Three students in the Anderson University Center for Cybersecurity share how they've been preparing for their careers. Pictured from left are Markel Samuel, Abigail Catoe and Matt Saul.