News & Events
Keep up with the latest happenings at Asbury.
Record-Breaking $10 Million Gift Advances STEM and Business at Asbury University
Sep 14, 2020 — Sale of biotechnology company allows founders to make the largest single charitable gift in Asbury University history.
Asbury University to Hold 2020 Commencement Online
Sep 1, 2020 — For many institutions, COVID-19 has forced a renewed appraisal of how we think about what we do. And while our commitment to delivering a Spirit-filled transformative education has not changed, we have been forced to modify some of our everyday campus structures as well as our special and traditional events and celebrations.
Masks, Distance, Patience and Cooperation Add Up to Successful First Week at Asbury
Aug 24, 2020 — Students are back on campus and Asbury University is celebrating a successful first week of classes for the fall term of 2020.
“Stay Healthy. Stay Here.” Guidelines for a Safe and Healthy Campus this Fall
Aug 11, 2020 — The Asbury University campus is beginning to buzz with students returning over the next few days! With the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Asbury has established campus guidelines to help ensure our campus remains as healthy as possible.
Stories of Hope: Calling Home
Jul 28, 2020 — Barb Boyle wears several hats around Asbury University. Most know her as the Salvation Army Program Specialist in Asbury’s Adult and Professional Studies (APS) program or as the warm and welcoming manager of the Windsor Manor Guesthouse, but for our current APS students and 40 of last spring’s traditional undergraduate students, she was also an unexpected voice on the other end of the phone.
Megan Curry Named Asbury Softball Head Coach
Jul 22, 2020 — Curry brings an extensive softball background as both an accomplished student-athlete and coach at the NCAA Division I level and will begin her new role as head coach August 1.
Stories of Hope: A Positive Presentation
Jul 21, 2020 — When Asbury made the decision – prompted by guidelines from the CDC and state government resources – to close campus for the rest of the semester, it was not only traditional lecture classes that were affected. Katherine Fitch ’21 provided research assistance on a poster that had been accepted for presentation at the Kentucky Conference on Health Communication, originally scheduled to be held in early April 2020.
Stories of Hope: From the Front Row in Frankfort
Jul 14, 2020 — “It’s important to keep an open mind, especially when the truth is muddied by the current political climate.” So says Jesse Green ’21, double majoring in political science and history at Asbury University and a member of the spring 2020 class of interns for the Legislative Research Commission (LRC) in Frankfort, Kentucky. Message to the Asbury Community
Jun 1, 2020 — Asbury University President, Dr. Kevin Brown’s statement on recent events
