Lumination Newscast, Nov. 15, 2012

In this week’s installment of Lumination News, Kelly Dean and Jeremy Keck are behind the news desk to update you about what’s happening on campus. Ariel Jones tells you the latest information in political news, Nicci Carney brings you up to speed with sports, Erica Aburto gives the scoop on all things entertainment, and Brynn Watkins delivers your weather forecast. Videos feature Battle of the Boulevard, Running of the Bison, The Contributor, the Nashville Rescue Mission, a Lipscomb Academy student with a perfect SAT score, ESPN3, online course evaluations, how to deal with temperature changes in the dorm, and No Shave/No Makeup November.  ...

Lumination Newscast, Nov. 8, 2012

In this week’s installment of Lumination News, Brynn Watkins and Nick Glende are behind the news desk to update you about what’s happening on campus. Madeline Smith brings you the latest information in political news, Nicci Carney delivers your weather forecast, and Ariel Jones offers a look at sports. Videos feature Bison Week, social club suspensions, The Pajama Game, on-campus food options, Caitlin Selle’s CMA Award of Merit, a unique class debate, Native American Day, Veterans Day, post-election coverage, and Nashville Spotlight on East Nasvhille....

Lumination Newscast, Sept. 20, 2012

In this week’s installment of Lumination News, Crystal Davis and Jeremy Keck are behind the news desk to update you about what’s going on at Lipscomb Erica Aburto shares what’s new in politics, Ariel Jones has your entertainment news, Jael Teme updates you on the weather forecast and Nicci Carney brings you up to speed on sports. Videos feature information about a Metro Planning Commission meeting and how it affects Lipscomb’s expansion plan, a meningitis death at MTSU and how you can stay healthy, bicycle safety tips, one professor’s perspective on violence in the Middle East, a Lipscomb missions event, Lipscomb’s coffee house event on Thursdays, a Mexican Independence Day celebration, the African Street Festival, and Nashville Spotlight on the 12th South Farmers’ Market....

MTSU meningitis death puts Lipscomb Health Services on alert

With the death of MTSU student Jacob Nunley due to an aggressive case of bacterial meningitis, Lipscomb Health Services are on alert to make sure students are protected from this illness. Just a day after Nunley’s death was announced, the Lipscomb student body received an email regarding meningitis vaccination information, encouraging students to take the vaccine seriously as well as pay attention to symptoms and risk factors of the illness. Lipscomb’s Nurse Practitioner Bethany Massey said the risk for contracting meningitis is very high in college, especially for freshmen. “Bacterial meningitis has an increase in incidents between college freshmen,” she said. “Our biggest concern is for the ages 16-21 because the risk factors are high within the age group—from sharing drinks, food and kissing.” Every day tasks like keeping your hands clean can be important in preventing this serious, and sometimes fatal illness. Massey said the vaccine will decrease the chances of getting meningitis. “[The vaccine] is the best way to prevent from getting the bacterial form of meningitis,” she said. “Washing your hands is important, but the vaccine is your best protection.” The vaccine is available in the health center for $120, and local health services around Nashville should carry the vaccine as well. Massey said students should be aware of the symptoms that are related to the illness: High fever Severe headache Stiff neck Vomiting or nausea Confusion Seizures Sleepiness Sensitivity to the light No appetite Skin rash (in the cases of viral and meningococcal) For more information regarding the vaccine, visit the Health Center in the lower level of Elam or send an email to healthservices@lipscomb.edu....

Lumination Newscast, Sept. 6, 2012

In this week’s installment of Lumination News, Crystal Davis and Jeremy Keck are behind the news desk to update you about what’s going on at Lipscomb. Monaih Sam shares what’s new in Lipscomb and local sports, Kelly Dean fills you in on entertainment news, Clay Smith offers a fresh look at politics, and Nicci Carney updates you on the weather forecast.  Videos feature the grand opening of ZeBi and Auntie Anne’s, Lipscomb’s Behavior Intervention Team, College Colors Day, the university’s club ultimate frisbee team, a student art gallery, a gardening project at Lipscomb Academy, and Nashville Spotlight on Essex Bargain Hunt....