Announced on Tuesday via SGA’s Twitter account, Mat Keraney will headline the 2012 Spring concert at Lipscomb. Lipscomb students will be offered free tickets to the show. Read the full story

Students could win a Nintendo DS Lite or cash prizes if they complete the semester course evaluations before Friday, Dec. 8.

Susan Galbreath, associate provost, said the student surveys are used each year when faculty evaluations occur. She said professors, deans and other officials look at the evaluations. She emphasized that student opinion makes a difference for future classes. Read the full story

Lumination News is back this week with veteran anchors Jessica Burke and Wade Funderburg, keeping you “in the know” when it comes to what is happening in the Lipscomb community. You wouldn’t know about it if we didn’t tell you, so make sure you watch them and Madeline Smith with entertainment, Kelly Dean with weather and Tyler Lallathin with sports. There is also a great interview with Roderick Hart, this week’s Pizza and Politics spokesperson. Read the full story

Bright fluorescent lights, loud music, fog and everyone dancing while throwing paint at each other isn’t something that happens on a regular basis at Lipscomb.

But this Friday, Oct. 28, based on last year’s success, SGA is bringing back Paint the Herd.

According to SGA member Amy Estepp, one reason why the Paint the Herd tradition is continuing is because “we received amazing support from students last year and even greater responses after the party.”

“This year we are having a different DJ and will be expanding the cage to make the space a little larger than last year,” Estepp said, explaining a few changes to the event. Also, this year’s Paint the Herd will last one hour longer.

While Paint the Herd is considered a paint-rave, Estepp said the administration is supportive. “We have an amazing administration that supports students and their ideas,” she said, “so it made it an easy decision for us to continue this tradition.”

DJ Telemitry will be mixing the music for the night.

Last year, many students dressed for the night and wore white t-shirts and SGA handed out white paint suits. Students also brought goggles and wore clothing, including shoes, that they didn’t mind getting paint on. Come prepared to have paint splattered on you and be ready to splatter others.

Like last year, the event will take place in the lower level of the Arena West parking garage. Paint the Herd will start at 10 p.m. and end at 1:30 a.m.

Lipscomb students can attend for $3 with an ID. Non-students can attend also but for $10.

To see what happend last year click here for video and click here for photos.

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Just when you thought it was safe, a new strain of infection has appeared. You thought you had outlasted them, but they are making a return. Whether the human race lives or becomes zombie food is in your hands; so get your guns ready, we’re counting on you. Read the full story

This week, anchors Clay Smith and Michael Fox tell you everything you need to know about last week, now and next week. Also, Lumination was able to catch Paul Monteiro after Pizza and Politics for a quick interview. Lumination has all that, plus a look at entertainment, sports and weather. Read the full story

The 32nd annual Cowboy Show, presented by Tau Phi, will be this Saturday, Oct. 1, at 7:00 p.m. in Collins Alumni Auditorium.

The show is hosted and performed by members of the men’s social club and involves a few of Lipscomb’s talented female students, as well. Except for Singarama, it is Lipscomb’s largest student-led production. Read the full story

The latest episode of Tokens, a theological variety show created by Lipscomb’s Dr. Lee Camp, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 22 at the Downtown Presbyterian Church.

Lipscomb SGA announced Monday that it would sell tickets for a discounted price of $5. Read the full story