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ASUN rings and next year’s promise with Johnson and Carapazza
When it comes to sports, Lipscomb University boasts 17 D1 teams. And when it comes to kicking the fall semester off, eyes turn to Lipscomb’s men’s and women’s soccer teams. With no football team to stage a large homecoming for, Lipscomb’s first sports teams to take to a court or field…
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From France to Haiti: Kaïna Cesar’s story
Sophomore goalkeeper Kaïna Cesar‘s freshman debut at Lipscomb has taken her around not just around the United States, but around the world as well. Coming from Tours, France, Cesar began racking up minutes, starting in all 17 of the matches she appeared in and logging over 1,440 minutes in the goal.…
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New SGA Leadership: looking back on the achievements of the past and at what’s ahead
The new Student Government Association leadership for 2025-26 was elected recently, and the student body awaits the changes that come with it. Let’s remember what the current SGA has done and see how the election process turned out.
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A look back at basketball with Jacob Ognacevic
Men’s basketball senior forward Jacob Ognacevic closed out his four-year career at Lipscomb University with an ASUN Championship ring and an offer from a Big Ten school. Both of these were the result of much hard work on the 6’8″ forward’s behalf. Ognacevic will start his next season of play as…
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The heart of Little Women: director and lead actress share their insights
Lipscomb’s theater department brought Little Women to the stage. Director Beki Baker shared her behind-the-scenes knowledge and passion for the production. The decision to produce Little Women comes from a place of love for Baker. “I read Little Women when I was young, and so I’ve always loved the story,” the…
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The rise of Artificial Intelligence at Lipscomb
The term Artificial Intelligence was first coined in the 50s. It has been used since for many things, but has mostly been seen in science fiction works. Now, in 2025, we are seeing the beginning of AI’s use in almost everything. Some think AI is only good for creating fake dancing…
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Lipscomb soccer serves through sport in El Salvador
The Lipscomb women’s soccer team recently returned from a life-changing mission trip to El Salvador, where they used their love of the game to connect with local communities. Organized through Sport Outreach International (SOI), the trip gave players the chance to teach and play soccer with kids in underserved areas. While…
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The Marni: new pavilion brings students together, but Hebrew inscription raises questions
Lipscomb recently opened a new pavilion located between Collins Auditorium and Fanning Hall. Since its debut, the space has quickly become a popular spot for students to meet, eat and study. However, the cross in the pavilion bears a bit of a mystery…
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New SGA President elect Lydia Knobloch is ready to lead with passion
Lipscomb University students have elected Lydia Knobloch as their next Student Government Association (SGA) president, a leader who brings a deep commitment to action. For Knobloch, the role is more than a title, it’s a dream come true. “Being SGA president has always been a dream of mine,” Knobloch said. “Once…
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Ognacevic rounds out season with two tournaments, one ring and one Big Ten opportunity
Before the 2024-25 men’s basketball season started, if you’d asked senior forward Jacob Ognacevic what his goals were, he’d tell you three things: win the ASUN, make it to the NCAA Tournament and pursue undeniability. Now, at the end of the season, Ognacevic has done all three and then some. An…
