News & Features
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Hollis contributes to NHL history with the launch of the Seattle Kraken
Lipscomb alumna Savannah Hollis works her dream job, a career that combines professional expertise with a love for hockey
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Piercey on frontline of managing Tennessee’s pandemic response as commissioner of health
Dr. Lisa Piercey leads a team of professionals, that includes several Lipscomb alums, to navigate historic time in state’s health and wellness efforts
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Student Life re-structures student leadership to promote inclusion for all
The Office of Community Life celebrates a year of bringing more collaboration and engagement to the student body leadership.
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Smith’s Party Fowl is a hot hit with Lay’s potato chips
Lipscomb alumnus Austin Smith is helping share unique Nashville flavor with potato chip lovers.
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One of America’s leading antiracist voices scheduled for CSC 2021
Best-selling author and historian Ibram X Kendi will speak at annual gathering of Christian scholars.
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Lipscomb debuts new digital emergency alert system
New Lipscomb Ready includes COVID-19 information and enhanced GPS features to call for help.
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Accounting instructor studies how small businesses are responding to global pandemic
Marcy Binkley's research will provide insight into how small businesses carry out corporate social responsibility in times of adversity.
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Alumna graduates from Yale and heads to New York City for chaplain residency
Kayla Ford says, “Here am I. Send me,” to residency at Brooklyn Methodist Hospital beginning in August
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Student entrepreneur turns class project into small business
Gracie Larkin, a recent College of Business graduate, is the founder of 615 Coasters - an assignment turned fully operational business
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Pandemic leads to compassion fatigue, burnout for health care workers
As the nation enters its sixth month of the COVID-19 pandemic, healthcare providers on the frontlines are facing compassion fatigue.
