For more than half a century, generations of Lipscomb students have brought singing, acting and choreography to life on the stage of Collins Alumni Auditorium as part of one of the university’s longest-running traditions — Singarama. Laurie Sain, director of Singarama, shares details about the 55th production of Singarama, which takes place at Lipscomb, April 5-7.

In the wake of last month’s Parkland, Florida shooting and other mass shootings that have garnered national media attention this year, many parents are left wondering how do I talk to my children about these horrific events? We sat down with marriage and family therapist Chris Gonzalez to learn how to talk with children about these events, and how to process terror.

This month, Lipscomb Missions is gearing up to send 22 teams and more than 400 individuals to serve over the university’s spring break, March 12-16. Tyler Kemmerer, director of Lipscomb Missions, shares details about the long-term vision these short-term mission trips are founded on.

Dr. Marty Makary, a surgeon, New York Times bestselling author and Johns Hopkins health policy expert, stopped by campus recently to watch the premiere of FOX’s “The Resident” with film students to share insights into the world of medicine.

Prentice Ashford has a passion for helping individuals find not only their voice, but also a place to belong. As Lipscomb’s new dean of intercultural development his goal is to continue to build a community that helps students find their place on an increasingly diverse campus.

One of the most important factors when high school students and their families select a college is the cost. The cost of higher education seems to be in headlines a lot these days. Tiffany Summers, director of financial aid, shares information to help navigate this often confusing and sometimes scary subject.

Academy Awards nominations are out and the chatter has begun about what films will be recognized for their excellence and what films didn’t make the cut. Steve Taylor, director of the School of Theatre and Cinematic Arts, shares his insight on the best films of the year and what to look for at this year’s Academy Awards.

No matter where you live across the country or around the world, a graduate degree in sustainability is just a mouse-click away! Dodd Galbreath, founding director of Lipscomb’s Institute for Sustainable Practices, shares details of this new program.

When *Sandra Parham* walks into a library she sees more than row after row of books lining shelves. She sees potential.

Helping Lipscomb students succeed academically is a top priority for Brian Mast, associate provost for academic support services.