News - Liberal Arts and Sciences

  • Lipscomb named 2026-27 College of Distinction

    Lipscomb is once again nationally recognized for excellence as a top-tier university

    Five Lipscomb students standing together outside on campus
  • First Parker Society awardee studies in France

    Kaela Abbate will research the role of women in the French Resistance during World War II in Caen, France, this summer.

    Portraits of Kaela Abbate and David Holmes
  • Engineering victory

    Noted military historian Tim Johnson turns his pen to ‘the General’ of Tennessee football, Brig. Gen. Robert Neyland, in a biography to be released in July during the 100th anniversary of Neyland’s first year as head coach.

    Portrait of Tim Johnson
  • Supporting our own in scholarship and research

    Lipscomb funds 2026 summer research to advance humanitarian engineering and to test and validate a new method of testing drug levels in blood plasma.

    Hand of a lab worker working with a tube and the centrifuge
  • Coding the future in AI

    More than three years into the AI revolution, Lipscomb is ahead of the pack in researching, teaching with and educating about artificial intelligence.

    An illustration of digital features popping out from a computer, representing the breadth of AI potential