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As Lipscomb boldly moves toward its 125th anniversary in 2016, Lipscomb NOW takes a look back at the past decade in Bison athletics as well as the re-engineering of the theatre department. Find out what student veterans found when they embarked on a recent mission trip to Ghana and how alumnus Pat Chaffin helped Nashville’s Opryland Hotel keep its head above water during the great flood of May 2010. You won’t want to miss all the news and highlights about the exciting things happening at Lipscomb! |
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In 2016, the university will celebrate is 125th anniversary. What is next for Lipscomb University as it begins the path to 2016? Find out all the exciting news and happenings in the colleges, institutes and programs on campus. Learn more about how alums Mitch Edgeworth and Beth Harwell are leaders in their fields. Discover how the Lipscomb LIFE program keeps prison from being a barrier to learning. Follow Bison Miguel DaSilva as he returns to his native Angola to play professional soccer and find out more about the exciting things going on at Lipscomb! |
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Lipscomb alumni and students are making a difference in lives in their own neighborhoods and around the world. Find out how engineering students are bringing new hope to a Guatemalan community as well as how several alumni are lights in their inner city communities. This issue also focuses on how Lipscomb has grown in the last five years and the university looks to its 125th anniversary in 2016. Learn more about how Adnan Hodzic and Josh Slater traveled two very different paths to the hardwood at Lipscomb as well as other exciting news and features from athletics, alumni and campus life. |
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There’s a lot going on at Lipscomb! A number of exciting events, such as Operation Yellow Ribbon and Music from the Mountain, have brought thousands of visitors to the Lipscomb campus. Students have heard from some of the nation’s leading scholars and leaders as well. Lipscomb continues to be a university on the move with new programs, new events and more. Read about all the exciting things happening at Lipscomb! |
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This issue reflects a reengineering of the alumni magazine. Lipscomb Now is a magazine for alumni and friends of the university and features news and stories about the people and events that reflect the exciting things happening in the Lipscomb community. This issue features stories about former Bison Basketball Coach Don Meyer and his fight to survive a near-fatal car accident a year ago, about the influence that Lipscomb alumni have had on higher education as university presidents and much more! |
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With the backdrop of a presidential election, this issue examines "Faith and Politics: A Christian Approach to Politics." Learn more about alumnus Robert Hicks and his award-winning novel "Widow of the South." Celebrate with the Bisons as the baseball team advances to post-season play for the first time in the school's history. Read about Anita Hand and her more than half a century in the engineering industry. |
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Singarama is one of Lipscomb's long-standing traditions. Find out more about the 45th annual presentation of this student variety show. Sophomore Tiffany Jones overcomes homelessness to find her way to Lipscomb. Rebecca Smith finds the forgotten as she works with children around the world. |
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Remembering President Willard Collins 1915-2007: A Legacy of Leadership. Read about the cutting-edge research Lipscomb science students are engaging in this year. Alum Robert Campbell brings fashion to Nashville. Newlyweds Derek Hughey and his wife, Shanna, begin their marriage touring the world. |
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Find out how Millennials are carving out a new future for businesses. The Lipscomb community engages globally with study abroad opportunities in China. Out of the Darkness: Stacey Smith's inspiring journey. Take a look through the eyes of artist Michael Shane Neal. |