The transfer agreement will allow students who earn an associate degree in Pre-Health Professions with pre-pharmacy emphasis to transfer into Lipscomb University’s Bachelor of Science in Pre-Pharmacy program.

The university has acquired the site of the former Eastern Gateway Community College and will begin offering courses there, creating its new Steubenville campus.

The $25,000 grant comes from the Teagle Foundation, bringing the Foundation’s support for the college’s Rust Belt Humanities Lab to a total of $130,000.

The college received a grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration to help veterans achieve a CDL. The college has also received federal funding to construct a new Commercial Driver’s License Instruction Center.

A total of $9.5 million was approved as part of a larger federal funding bill. Ohio U.S. Sens. Jon Husted and Bernie Moreno showed support for the college’s new Ohio Center for Advanced Technologies.

The Michigan Title IV-E Child Welfare Fellowship provides resources to individuals who will work in child welfare and social services in underserved communities throughout Michigan.

The two new articulation agreements will provide clear transfer pathways for various computing degrees.

It is the first named directorship in the university’s history, with the position overseeing the Center for Freshwater Research and Education.

The gift comes from the 1st Source Bank Foundation and will support the development of the new athletics field within the West Campus Athletics Complex.

The partnership will provide scholarship opportunities for Ciena Healthcare’s employees and their family members.