David Lipscomb University Ten things you need to know about David Lipscomb University Ginny Smith Aug 21, 2003 ...

The Lipscomb University board of trustees announced today that David Lipscomb Campus School will become Lipscomb Academy, effective June 1. The announcement follows other developments related to ...

Lipscomb basketball plays Texas at 6 p.m. Thursday and the Nashville school is looking for its first NIT title. Here's what to know about the Bisons.

It opened in 1891 as Nashville Bible School. That name was changed in 1918 to David Lipscomb College. Then, nearly a century after its founding, it was renamed Lipscomb University in 1988.

In 1889, Christian ministers David Lipscomb and James A. Harding established Lipscomb University in Nashville with the idea of offering academic coursework alongside spiritual teaching rooted in ...

expand David French, distinguished visiting professor of Public Policy at Lipscomb University Nancy French By Ian Bradley – Reporter, Nashville Business Journal Sep 1, 2023 Preview this article ...

Lipscomb’s minority students make up 22 percent of the student body, and minority enrollment has increased by 346 percent since 2005.

Black Nativity runs December 18-20 at the Shamblin Theatre on the campus of David Lipscomb University. This marks the first year the show will be produced on the Lipscomb campus, and the ...

At Shamblin Theatre, Nashville. Through June 13. For tickets, call the Lipscomb Theater Box Office at (615) 966-7111. Steven Pounders, Beki Baker and Nan Gurley in Doubt at David Lipscomb University ...

Founded: David Lipscomb co-founded the university in 1891 with James A. Harding under the name Nashville Bible School. The school was renamed shortly after Lipscomb's death in 1918.