For 10 years the Institute for Sustainable practice has offered an innovative curriculum at the intersections between business and the natural and social sciences. And sustainability is not something that founder Dodd Galbreath not only teaches, it’s a way of life.

Misty Parsley, director of special education programs in Lipscomb’s College of Education, shares the story of the IDEAL program which is making the dream of attending college a reality for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and Andrea Mills, assistant director of the counseling center at Lipscomb University shares ways to be more aware of those around us who may be struggling with this issue and to learn how we can help.

With exciting community partnerships like the Nashville Symphony Orchestra, Nashville Repertory Theatre and Bridges for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, Lipscomb Theatre has an exciting year ahead and we caught up with Beki Baker, chair of the department, to get the inside scoop.

As the 2017-18 academic year is in full swing, Marriage and Family Therapist Chris Gonzales dropped by to share some tips for new freshman, and their parents, on how to best navigate this new season of life.

For months the Aug. 21 solar eclipse has been a hot topic of conversation. Physics Professor Alan Bradshaw dropped by to shed a little light on why the eclipse is such a big event!