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Iowa cruises past Lipscomb behind strong bench performance
Lipscomb University men’s Basketball team loses to the University of Iowa 76-54 in a Tuesday night matchup Nov. 3 at the Carver-Hawkeye Arena. The Bisons were coming off of a loss in their first game of the season against Southeast Missouri State one day prior. Meanwhile, the Hawkeyes got off to a strong start winning their first game of their season in Iowa’s home opener. Iowa jumped on the Bisons early in the first half, pushing Lipscomb down by 12 points. The Bisons started to heat up later in the half, answering with a 13-0 run to turn an early 26-14 deficit into a 27-26 lead. With five minutes left…
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Student Life emerges Halloween Dodgeball champion
At 6:55 p.m. on Friday night, campus was eerily quiet. The square sat empty, and the caf tables had long cleared out. But if you walked towards Fanning Hall, the quiet evening suddenly grew louder.
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WNWE gets “Halloweek” makeover during Haunted High Rise
Wednesday Nights We Eat (WNWE), a well-known weekly event in High Rise, took a spooky turn this Wednesday for “Halloweek.”
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19 countries represented at International Fashion Show
By 6 p.m. on the night of the International Fashion Show, a line of people stretched halfway through the student center. Once the doors opened, parents, friends, grandparents and classmates excitedly entered Shamblin Theater.
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“The sky is the limit” for IDEAL student workers
If you stop by Victor Tango, the new Mexican restaurant near campus, you might be greeted by London Latham’s smiling face.
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Op-Ed: The cost of convenience and our digital future
I, like many others, have dived headfirst into the digital-only world of media that we live in today. The days of waiting for the DVD logo to hit the corner of the screen are long gone. Can we really be blamed? Most televisions on the market come with their own user interface and the pre-downloaded streaming apps that we’ve all come to love and hate. As consumers, we’re incentivized to make streaming and digital purchases over buying physical versions of movies, games and music. Let’s take the newly released Toy Story 5 as an example. You could purchase its brand-new Blu-ray for $24.99 at your local retail store, which would…
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Opinion: Before you vote, read the local news
For the first time in eight years, Tennessee will vote on a new governor during the midterm election. The race has drawn national attention, as Memphis Democrat Jerri Green challenges famed Republican Marsha Blackburn for the seat. Voters will also cast their ballots in all nine of the state’s congressional districts, as well as for a state senator. Other factors, such as the controversial redistricting of the state and Trump’s recent Tennessee appearances, have brought additional interest to this election. However, if 2026 is anything like the years before it, less than 35% of Tennessee voters age 18-29 will vote in this year’s midterm election. On college campuses, that number…
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Meet the dietitian: Tara Parsons is here to serve
This fall, pictures of a new face appeared on cafeteria napkin dispensers. Tara Parsons joined the dining team as a district campus dietitian for Sodexo, Lipscomb’s dining service, in July. With a Master of Science in nutrition, along with the credentials of registered dietitian nutritionist and licensed dietitian, Parsons is qualified to serve not only Lipscomb students but also students at Trevecca, Fisk, UT Martin and Lee universities.
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Department of Security releases 2026 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
At the end of September, the Lipscomb Department of Security released its 2026 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. The Report shows remarkably few instances of reported crime for the years 2023, 2024, and 2025. Students see this as testimony to the Department of Security’s effectiveness. “Students are thriving,” freshman Luke Nadeau said. “The security here is top-level, and seeing their presence around campus is comforting. Nashville is urban, so it has some criminal activity, but Lipscomb is situated in a relatively safe area, fortunately. … As a guy, I don’t really worry about safety very much; having sisters, I know this is a concern for many girls. Still, the…
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Hispanic Heritage Month wraps up with student art exhibit
As Hispanic Heritage Month comes to an end, the Office of Intercultural Development (OID) hosted a Hispanic art exhibit for students. Students at Lipscomb had the opportunity to express their interpretations of Hispanic culture through art, including fashion, painting, drawing and photography.
