News & Features
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Nashville business leader Deborah Watts appointed executive director of Spark
Lipscomb is leading the way in serving the community through its innovative Spark locations in Middle Tennessee.
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Lanman cracks code for using genetics as basis for healthier lifestyle
Charles Lanman (’16) is passionate about living a healthy and fit lifestyle.
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Students established Lipscomb's first ALPFA chapter
Local business leaders inspire students through professional organization.
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Leadership students taught by Nashville’s chief diversity officer
Andrea Blackman continues her long relationship with Lipscomb developing future leaders in the classroom.
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Lipscomb conducts campus climate survey to inform the future
Insights on the racial and ethnic climate on campus will be used to equip Lipscomb for the coming years.
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Dean conducts conversations on race with students from four Nashville universities
Professor’s 2018 project grows into student-focused, multi-university racial equity awareness project.
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Greetings from Lipscomb's special counsel to the president for diversity and inclusion
We must not ignore the small daily difference we can make.
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Minor in African American Studies debuts
Interdisciplinary program will boost students’ empathetic listening, collaboration and communication skills
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Florah Mhlanga led the establishment of Lipscomb’s first student research symposium
Zimbabwe-born quantitative geneticist passionately encourages research among undergraduate students of all colors.
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Lipscomb mourns the loss of friend, former board member Doug Smith
Doug Smith, former member of the Lipscomb University Board of Trustees and longtime friend of the institution, died June 10 at the age of 83 following a lengthy illness.
