From supply chain management to ministry, Rowland Gbamis followed his faith to Lipscomb, where he found community, purpose and a deeper calling to serve. >>

Blending faith, scholarship and creativity, Lipscomb pastoral leadership graduate Hudson Tucker is pursuing his calling to ministry through preaching, research and music. >>

Through new books and scholarly symposiums, Dean Leonard Allen explores the history and evolving identity of Churches of Christ, offering fresh perspectives on faith and unity. >>

Lipscomb’s Master of Health Administration program has been ranked No. 2 in Tennessee, recognizing its blend of academic excellence, flexible learning and connections to Nashville’s thriving healthcare industry. >>

Lipscomb has been awarded a Nashville Innovation Alliance grant to use data analytics to improve pedestrian safety and traffic management along Nashville’s busy Lower Broadway corridor. >>

College of Business student  named among the nation’s 100 Best & Brightest Undergraduate Business Majors for his academic excellence, leadership and service. >>

International student-teaching experience in Italy broadens education major's global perspective and strengthened her commitment to compassionate, inclusive education. >>

Lipscomb’s College of Education earned top national marks for preparing future teachers in the science of reading, with its graduate program receiving an A+ and undergraduate program earning an A. >>

Doctor of Education students are turning research into meaningful impact, helping schools and community organizations improve programs and strengthen student success. >>

concrete canoe team made program history with a ninth-place national finish, showcasing engineering excellence, teamwork and innovation against top universities from around the world. >>

Engineering students are advancing artificial intelligence and robotics research, publishing their work on how robots learn faster in an academic journal and presenting it at an international conference. >>

Alumnus Hayden Sears helped support NASA’s historic Artemis II mission as he contributed to spacecraft communications and technology that helped send astronauts around the Moon. >>

Recognized among the nation’s best, Lipscomb’s animation program earned a No. 13 national ranking and the top spot in Tennessee for the fifth consecutive year. >>

By giving costumes, sets and materials a second act, Lipscomb’s Department of Theatre has earned a first-of-its-kind national award from the Broadway Green Alliance for its commitment to sustainability. >>

Fashion and art students draw on Lipscomb’s Halston archive to reimagine the iconic designer’s legacy for a new generation in new fashion exhibition this fall. >>

Lipscomb is being recognized for its commitment to supporting recovery and fostering a compassionate campus community.. >>

The Lipscomb chapter of Remote Area Medical celebrates its first year with more than 60 members and a visit to a rural Tennessee clinic to provide free healthcare to more than 300 patients. >>

Federal grants, university partnerships and program consolidation with social work and behavioral health have shaped Lipscomb’s interprofessional education in 2026. >>

A shared journey of learning became a special family milestone as Anna Kate Armstrong earned graduate degrees in sustainability while her mother, Shelley, pursued her graduate education degree. >>

Lipscomb’s Fred D. Gray Scholars gained firsthand insights into law, leadership and justice through memorable encounters with legendary civil rights attorney Fred Gray and former U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft. >>

New York Times bestselling author Greg McKeown will share insights on focusing on what matters most and achieving more by doing less at Lipscomb’s Don R. Elliott Distinguished Presidential Lecture on Nov. 5. >>

Five Lipscomb School of Communication students earned regional honors for excellence in journalism, with an award-winning Bison radio newscast advancing to become a national finalist. >>

Kaela Abbate researches the role of women in the French Resistance during World War II in Caen, France, as the inaugural recipient of the first Parker Humanities Research Award. >>

Inspired by personal loss and strengthened by faith, Lipscomb biology major Vivi Radiro turned adversity into purpose, pursuing her passion for biomedical research and a future of helping others. >>

College of Pharmacy's new Master of Science in anesthesiology sees overwhelming response from students desiring to become certified anesthesiologist assistants. >>

The Pharmaceutical Sciences Research Center has signed a contract with SCRI Development Innovations to conduct research for an ongoing oncology clinical trial. >>

Through groundbreaking research and national leadership, Lipscomb pharmacy professor Jessica Wallace is helping shape the future of medication safety and improve care for patients with kidney disease. >>