July 22, 2022 — Asbury University honors people at Reunion 2022: Dr. Kay Fuller ’57 Rader, Dr. Jonathan ’67 and Judith Hoover ’67 Culver, Andy ’96 and Andrea Toledo ’97 Baker, Stockton Brown ’12, Derek Motsch ’02, and Chuck Christensen
June 23, 2022 — Gene Ezell ’70 was featured in the gospel music magazine “Singing News” for his acclaimed accomplishments in the Christian music industry.
June 23, 2022 — Wes Metcalfe ’13, and his wife, Paige Scott ’15 Metcalfe, own and operate a Lexington-based equine facility where full-care retirement boarders are trained, given lessons, and cared for.
June 23, 2022 — One day while he was a student at Asbury, Neal Schultz ’03, an accounting major at the time, made his way to CPO, fished a letter out of his box and opened it. In it was a check for $500 and a note from a family friend, someone Schultz barely knew.
May 10, 2022 — The Asbury University Equine Program broke ground this week on the 29,000-square-foot Henry and Elsie Bayless Arena, a new facility that includes 26 stalls and a Western riding arena on Asbury’s 343-acre Equine property.
March 4, 2022 — Nearly a year and a half after the start of construction on Asbury University’s newest building project, a name unveiling ceremony paid homage to the generous donors who made the $26 million dollar facility a reality.
December 21, 2021 — Abe Parker, a 2011 Asbury graduate, advanced his career in the music industry with a recent contract, signing with the record label and music distributor Virgin Records.
November 2, 2021 — Asbury University's The College Tour episode can now be streamed online at asbury.edu/collegetour. In celebration of Asbury’s nationally-streamed television show episode, the university hosted a fun, in-chapel campus event which included complimentary popcorn and a live-streamed appearance of the show’s host, Alex Boylan, who interacted with Asbury President, Dr. Kevin Brown.
February 20, 2020 — Allison Irvin ’19 Hall’s article from the 2019 SEARCH competition appears in the latest issue of The Lamp-Post, a special edition that features articles from emerging scholars.
February 5, 2020 — The 1970 revival that overtook Asbury, and eventually spread to other college campuses and communities throughout the country, began as a typical chapel service. It ended some 185 hours later. Classes were canceled for the week.