Dr. Roderick Hart, dean of the College of Communications at the University of Texas at Austin, stopped by this month’s Pizza and Politics event to discuss one of the nation’s most polarizing, controversial public figures in the past few years. Read the full story

On Oct. 25th and 27th Lipscomb University presented the documentary, Miss Representation, partnered with the Tennessee Economic Summit for Women. The Department of Communication, the Andrews Institute and the Human Docs film series hosted the event. Read the full story

During a time of great political turmoil, those lucky enough to get the chance to hear from one of the representatives on Capitol Hill get a unique opportunity. On Wednesday night, Lipscomb students, faculty and members of the Nashville community got this distinct chance.

Representative Jim Cooper (D-TN) visited Lipscomb for the university’s monthly Pizza and Politics event. Cooper addressed the burning issues facing our country while giving the students a message of urgency concerning their political activism. Read the full story

Lipscomb’s communication department prepares its students to be successful professionals, which is evident in Jenny Barker, APR– a Lipscomb alum and public relations practitioner who headed up Gaylord Opryland’s post-flood public relations campaign.  Read the full story

On Monday night, COMMA (Communication Majors and Minors Association) students had their November meeting featuring Gregg Morton, President of AT&T in Tennessee. He spoke on the future of telecommunications locally in the state and nationwide. Read the full story