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adapt and overcome: turning the page on a new chapter in life
erik and sherree hampton (’15) exemplify veteran families who benefit from veteran services office at lipscomb
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tn national guard leaders enhance skills through partnership program with lipscomb
the innovative leadership program is nominated for the 2023 army community partnership awards.
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lipscomb students join the ‘sparkly village’ of dolly parton’s team
more than 40 students from 12 majors enrolled in a practicum to bring the “dolly parton and the makers” exhibit to life this fall.
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lipscomb, amy grant kick-off holiday season with 19th annual lighting of the green nov. 28
community invited to free concert, festivities to celebrate the start of holiday season; one of the season’s first tree-lightings in nashville.
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health science students get small-group mentoring through alumni society
two alumni physicians urge students to practice the art of living as well as practicing medicine.
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‘dolly parton and the makers’ exhibit opens to enthusiastic crowd on oct. 27
beaman library bedecked with butterflies and rhinestones to celebrate parton’s iconic fashion and career.
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why we give: alumna’s foundation supports pipeline for christian school teachers
bobbie solley (bs ’79) wants to change the world through biblical education.
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student sean worth helps bring dolly parton’s 'behind the seams' to center stage
as art director for one-of-a-kind fashion exhibit, junior graphic design major learned real-world skills fueled by star power.
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well-known biblical archaeologist michael hasel presents evidence for assyrian campaign against judah
the lanier center of archaeology’s fall conference will feature several scholars discussing the archaeological evidence for the expansion of judah in the foothills.
