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The Babbler Circle Short
The Babbler Circle supports Lipscomb student media by providing resources for student travel to conferences and to cover out of town games and events for Herd Media and The Bison. Join the inaugural Babbler Society on Feb. 23, 2023, during Lipscomb’s Giving Day.
The Babbler Circle
The Babbler Circle supports Lipscomb student media by providing resources for student travel to conferences and to cover out of town games and events for Herd Media and The Bison. Join the inaugural Babbler Society on Feb. 23, 2023, during Lipscomb’s Giving Day.
The Grand Ole Guitar
Produced by the Lipscomb University School of Communication led by Demetria Kalodimos, professional in residence in the School of Communication and veteran journalist, and the primary student crew, including Spencer Barnabee, Shawna Mann, Emma Shanahan and Kahwit Tela. This was screened at the 33rd Cooperstown Symposium on Baseball and American Culture at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, New York, June 1 3, 2022.
The Agile Rodent
Sideline Special, Dec. 1, 2022
Sideline Special is your home for specialty sports content at Lipscomb and conversations with Bisons coaches and athletes. This week we will talk to junior transfer sports media major Brandon Bigsby who did color commentary for the Battle of the Boulevard this year. Finally, we relive the final moments of the Men s Basketball Battle of the Boulevard.
Battle of the Boulevard
Battle Victory Student s Perspective
Dodgeball
Sideline Special, Nov. 9, 2022
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Shawna Mann and EK Shanahan cover the Annual Halloween Dodgeball Tournament at Lipscomb University
Sideline Special Nov. 1, 2022
Sideline Special is your home for specialty sports content at Lipscomb and conversations with Bisons coaches and athletes. This week we will talk to women s tennis player Liza Diachenko, a graduate student from Ukraine. Finally, Gracie Hall, cross country runner, shares how she turned a passion into a career.
Sideline Special Oct. 26, 2022
Sideline Special is your home for specialty sports content at Lipscomb and conversations with Bisons coaches and athletes. This week we will talk to men s golf member Jason Hong, a graduate student from Sydney, Australia. Finally, Reece Collie, a former track and field student, shows us his talent for juggling and running.
Jack French Trio covers Boulevard of Broken Dreams at the Well
A newly formed band of Lipscomb freshmen took the Black River Stage by storm last Wednesday, reducing the inside of the Well to standing room only as friends from Lipscomb, family, and others from on campus came to watch. The young band The Jack French Trio kept the energy high the entirety of the night, and rounded out their very first performance together beyond Cloud Nine (said Jack French, the leader of the band). It was an incredible performance to witness, and despite one or two minor hiccups in the set list, the band received a standing ovation and a call for an encore, Micah Barkley reports.
Jack French Trio covers Boulevard of Broken Dreams at the Well
Jack French Trio Interview.mp4
Landon_Austin_Final_Project_(Sustainability).mp4
Dr. Emily Jones believes sustainability is about humans thriving within the environment. As the Director of Environmental Science and Sustainability at Lipscomb University, Jones works with students to promote sustainability for today and the future. Landon Austin reports. Music by Kevin MacLeod at filmmusic.io.
Ahmed s Lemonade
Ahmed Amaar is an MBA student at Lipscomb University. But, you can also find him running a lemonade stand. His mom, Salma, taught him how to make lemonade and inspired Salma s Lemonade. Franziska Decker reports.
A Voice for Cuba
Civil rights are fundamental to our lives. We often take them for granted. The people of Cuba have been stripped of their basic freedoms for over six decades. Julianna Corral s grandfather tells his story of living in Cuba and escaping communist rule. Julianna Corral reports.
Lipscomb s LIFE Program
Lipscomb University s LIFE program offers access to education to multiple individuals. It is an opportunity for persons incarcerated to further their education and connect with the outside. For a traditional undergraduate student, it is a transformative experience. Dr. Robbie Spivey gives us a glimpse into what it is and why it is important. Hannah Sever reports.
Tweeting Nashville Severe Weather
Will Minkoff runs the Nashville Severe Weather Twitter and blog page. These resources are Nashville s go to resources for information during severe weather events. From tornados to snow to flooding, the group provides dependable real time weather coverage. Kathryn Farris talked to Minkoff about the prevalence of storm anxiety in our community. Following the deadly tornados and flooding in middle Tennessee, he shares insights into the causes of this phenomenon and prevention strategies for storm anxiety. Kathryn Farris reports.
Reflecting On Covid 19
Covid 19 changed our way of life. Lost in the chaos was the social impact it had on students. In March of 2020, students left for spring break only to find that they wouldn t be returning to campus. Blake shares the impact this abrupt change in life had on him and how he has coped. Spencer Barnabee reports. Music by Purple Planet.
Scrolling On Purpose
Technology has been progressing and infiltrating society at break neck speed since 1950. Anxiety and depression diagnoses have followed close behind. Lily Corley explores the correlation and seeks to uncover the path to flourishing in an iWorld. This piece features Dr. Shanna Ray, Associate Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
