News - Liberal Arts and Sciences

A study by the Lanier Center for Archaeology at Lipscomb published in academic journal sparks responses from biblical allies and adversaries.

America’s water problems will be the subject of a public lecture by world class hydrologist Opoku-Duah at Lipscomb on Feb. 29.

Clay Carpenter, Christian educator and former rodeo cowboy in Texas, is fueled by lifelong love of history.

Biology faculty recalls influences in his personal journey of academic and spiritual growth.

Alumni from thirteen decades mark the centennial of continuous student reporting on the Lipscomb campus.