The Collegian

Omega Lions are defeated by Beta Patriots, 25–14, 25–11

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

The Beta Gamma Delta Patriots defeated the Alpha Omega Delta Lions in two sets during a Tuesday night matchup. At the beginning of the first set, both teams went back and forth, trying to establish an...

Beta triumphs over Spartans, 2–0, in volleyball

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

The Beta Gamma Delta Patriots’ volleyball team crushed the Sigma Alpha Chi Spartans in two sets. Sigma started with the first serve, but they soon lost the serve and the point to Beta. Deon Vidal scored...

War Memorial Chapel: a remembrance through the years

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

Hundreds of students walk past War Memorial Chapel every day, most having little idea of how many purposes it has served since its completion in 1947. It has been home to countless celebrations, such as...

Student Voice: Is it virtual reality or fatal fantasy?

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

Sony announced the release date of its latest PlayStation Virtual Reality for October 2016, which is more reasonably priced at $399 compared to the HTC Vive at $799, and the Oculus Rift at $599. “Discover...

Expectations of quick solutions may hinder our spiritual growth

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

The Millennial Generation is spoiled. With the technology available today, it’s hard not to be. Smartphones, laptops, iPods, iPads and even some video game consoles all can connect directly to the Internet...

Column

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

Joseph Overton proposed a theory for policy change that bears his name: The Overton Window. The term may be unfamiliar, but in the recent political climate, the theory has seen a resurgence in popularity. Essentially,...

From orientation to graduation, choirs foster close friendships

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

Each of the many BJU choirs is unique in size, student classification and musical style, yet they all provide opportunities for students to cultivate relationships. Freshman Drew Williquette said he joined...

Campus Spotlight: Cashiers spread smiles

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

Working as a cashier at the dining common can be tiring yet rewarding. Three dining common cashiers swipe cards and clean and maintain the front entrance. On top of their normal duties, they also provide...

BJU to host annual AACS competition

Collegian Staff • April 8, 2016

Roughly 2,000 competitors from about 200 schools will come to the American Association of Christian Schools competition in Greenville next week. This year will mark the 36th year that BJU has hosted the...

Summer internships to provide out of classroom experience

Collegian Staff • April 1, 2016

Many BJU students will have the opportunity this summer to intern at various places around the nation related to their major that could lead to their first professional job after graduation. While not...

Royals edge out Rams 21–20 in close softball matchup

Collegian Staff • April 1, 2016

Pi Gamma Delta Royals beat the Phi Kappa Pi Rams 21–20 in an intense softball game Thursday night. The Rams batted first. Benji Arcalas’ triple and Tyler Smith’s inside-the-park home run helped jumpstart...

Bruins men’s basketball team wraps up their fourth season

Collegian Staff • April 1, 2016

The Bob Jones University Bruins men’s basketball team had a record-breaking season, including their first win over an NCAA D1 school, but finished the season 15–16 with a loss in the regional semifinal. As...