The United States recently witnessed the longest government shutdown in our history so far, and some of the effects were widespread. Government employees missed several paydays, those on welfare or other...

“We’ve killed 65 million since then,” Paul Isaacs, president of Save the Storks, said in chapel last week Tuesday. Isaacs was referring to the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, gripping the entire student...

A new indoor practice facility for the intercollegiate golf team is expected to open this spring; the facility is something head golf coach Denny Scott has envisioned for at least three years. The new...

David Kim, violinist and concertmaster of The Philadelphia Orchestra, performed Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with the BJU Orchestra for a ticketed event Thursday in War Memorial Chapel. All proceeds from ticket...

New isn’t an unfamiliar word to anyone. Neither is experiencing something new; coming to college in the first place is something new. And while at college, many things change. New schedules replace old...

By: Seth Johnson and Christina Laird Before second semester causes you to hole up in your favorite study spot and not leave for days, The Collegian staff wanted to give a little perspective on how the...

This year’s Bible Conference fundraiser will go toward an on-campus initiative to transform the Bruins Shop into a student recreation center. Alan Benson, vice-president for student development and discipleship,...