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Dr. Opoku-Duah named Chief of the Ashanti Community in Middle Tennessee
Dr. Stephen Opoku-Duah known for being a leader in the field of chemistry. As Lipscomb’s Paul B. Langford Endowed Professor of Chemistry, he is on the cutting edge of water decontamination research. But this fall, Opoku-Duah took on a new leadership title: Chief Nana Amansie Kwaku Duah of the Ashanti Community…
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Lipscomb holds off late surge from Kentucky, upset Wildcats 2-1
The Lipscomb Bisons (3-4-1) defeated the Kentucky Wildcats (0-5-2) 2-1 at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex on Tuesday. The first day of autumn not only brought cooler weather, but an intense and rugged matchup between the Wildcats and the Bisons. The teams totaled 21 fouls, three yellow cards and 28 shots in…
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Bisons outlasts Golden Eagles in four-set home battle
Lipscomb Bisons volleyball team fended off a relentless Tennessee Tech squad on Tuesday night at Allen Arena, claiming a hard-fought 3-1 victory (25–20, 21–25, 25–16, 27–25). Behind a balanced offensive attack and high-energy middle production, Lipscomb relied on composed execution down the stretch to secure the non-conference victory before diving into…
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Photo Gallery: Battle of the Boulevard Volleyball
Lipscomb Volleyball faced off against the Bruins of Belmont University in this year’s iteration of the Battle of the Boulevard. Lipscomb came into this match looking to rebound from a 3-0 loss to Vanderbilt. The Bisons took the match against Belmont 3 sets to 1. They look to build off their…
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Rooted in culture, growing in community: Raíces kicks off the semester with record growth
The energy was vibrant and the mission was clear as Raíces, Lipscomb University’s Latino and Hispanic student organization, gathered in the Office of Intercultural Development (OID) to launch the new semester. The introductory kickoff event, held from 3 to 5 p.m., began with a formal presentation from the club’s leadership introducing…
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Fall Fiesta kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month on campus
This year’s Fall Fiesta took place Thursday, Sept. 17 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Square. Students were given a unique opportunity to celebrate Hispanic Heritage month on campus by trying foods from different countries and seeing performances featuring traditional dances and music. Tables of food from different Latin…
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The Lipscomb rush experience
Bid night — a time when all potential and current sorority and fraternity members come together to welcome pledges — was a time for excitement for all those that participated this year. Lipscomb University is consistently involved in the Social Club experience, and this year, the eight social clubs were extremely…
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MENA Association’s Jeopardy Night builds community and celebrates culture
The Middle Eastern North African Association [MENA] hosted a Jeopardy night on Sept. 18 to bring students together while celebrating the cultures and communities represented by the organization. The event, held from 3:30 to 5 p.m., featured a Jeopardy game with two teams competing in categories including sports, music, food, MENA,…
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Bisons swept by Commodores in cross-town rivalry clash
The Lipscomb Bisons volleyball team fell short in cross-town rivalry action on Friday night, dropping a 3–0 decision to Vanderbilt University at Memorial Gymnasium. Despite matching the Commodores point-for-point early in all three frames and taking leads in the second and third sets, the Bisons could not stall Vanderbilt’s late offensive runs. “I think we just started…
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Newly elected SGA senators outline priorities for the year
Bennett Campus Center was filled with laughter and conversation on Wednesday as the newly elected Student Government Association (SGA) members made dirty sodas for over 100 students. The meet-and-greet allowed attendees to get to know their elected peer representatives and ask about the trajectory of the semester from a student government…
