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Performance coaching, global leadership grads honored at traditional pinning ceremony Completing an educational journey is a significant accomplishment. The College of Professional Studies recently celebrated this milestone with a special ceremony in May.
Lipscomb’s online organizational leadership program named among top in nation Lipscomb University is leading the way with one of the top online programs in the nation to help individuals achieve their educational goals.
Bison Block Party features FREE concert, games, fireworks June 28 One of the highlights of Summer Celebration is the annual Bison Block Party. It's a great time to bring friends and neighbors to campus to enjoy this fun, FREE event!
New online entertainment management program takes center stage Whether on the road or at home in the studio, Lipscomb Online’s new entertainment management program offers those in any aspect of the industry a flexible option for completing a college degree.
Collegiate 100 chapter honors students with special pinning ceremony Lipscomb University’s Collegiate 100 chapter held its second annual induction and pinning ceremony on April 23.
Honor Roll, Provost’s List recognizes academic achievements for spring semester The Lipscomb community is celebrating students who earned academic honors for spring semester.
Lipscomb sets record for most Fulbright awards in one year with five in 2019 Lipscomb University is consistently recognized nationally for the quality of its academic programs, and this spring is celebrating a new indicator of its academic quality and excellence. This spring, the university reached a new level of achievement with a record number of Fulbrights.
A Second Chance at LIFE: Ashlee Sellars Former TPW resident uses education and experience to work in restorative justice with youth.
From the graduation files: Grant is fifth generation in family to receive Lipscomb degree
When Claire Grant walked across the stage in Allen Arena Saturday afternoon, May 4, to receive her Bachelor of Arts degree, she represented something much bigger than herself.
She represented her mother, grandfather, great-grandfather and great-great grandfather as the fifth generation of her family — dating back to the Nashville Bible School days — to earn a Lipscomb degree.