With cyber crime on the rise, expert Dr. Chris Simmons, professor of computer sciences and software engineering in Lipscomb’s College of Computing & Technology, shares what we need to know about cyber security and how to protect yourselves online.

Conflict. It’s a word that often brings to mind negative feelings or experiences. But conflict is something that comes naturally. It’s the clashing of thoughts and ideas – and it is a part of the human experience.

Dodd Galbreath, founding director of Lipscomb’s Institute for Sustainable Practice, shares experiences from the summer travel study in Vermont and a little about what’s happening this fall.

They left the nest, now what? As students across the country head to colleges for the first time, parents and the families back home have to adjust to a new normal. Chris Gonazlez, director of the Marriage and Family Therapy Program and associate professor of psychology at Lipscomb, who just moved his youngest child into the dorm and is a new empty-nester, shares insight on how to navigate this transition.

Laura Vento, a senior public relations major, is the guest host for this discussion about the intersection of science and religion with physics professor Alan Bradshaw.

Professor Emily Stutzman learns more about the students who are behind running a Room in the Inn program on campus to provide warm accommodations during winter months for the homeless.

Scott Baker, director of marketing and recruiting for Lipscomb University’s George Shinn College of Entertainment & the Arts, takes talking with his hands to the next level.

For years, Dr. Jan Harris, associate professor of English, has been an integral part of Lipscomb’s Student Scholars Symposium. Rachel Kirsch, a senior strategic communications major, sat down with Harris to learn more about the interdisciplinary event that celebrates the creative and scholarly works of Lipscomb students.

This season has been a historic one for the Lipscomb University men’s basketball team as it earned its first trip to the The Big Dance aka the NCAA tournament! Head Coach Casey Alexander takes a look back and a look at what’s on the horizon for the program.

Lipscomb Academy Elementary School faculty Becky Collins and Ginger Reasonover are teaching future generations to be good stewards of the world around them through environmental science and Green Team programs. Third grader Jackson Savage is a special guest on this episode to share the lessons he has learned.