BJU students have an opportunity to study abroad this May by joining the Division of Communication’s study abroad course to England and Scotland.
The course, though not part of a mission team like the...
The sounds of knives and forks clinking merrily on fine white dishes and the tempting aroma of an expertly prepared entrée commonly associated with eating at an expensive restaurant might seem like an...
With content and professors from multiple majors, interdisciplinary courses aim to enhance education while modeling and better preparing students for the workforce.
“Learning to think across disciplines...
Though it might be considered the scholastic norm, not every student at BJU starts college right after graduating high school and graduates exactly four years later. Many students have to take time off...
The Welcome Center: you may know it as the place to receive your new Bruin Nation 5K T-shirt or the place responsible for giving tours around campus, but the Welcome Center is more.
Located on the first...
The holidays are gift-giving times, but finding a perfect gift is so much pressure—especially when you have to do it for your entire family.
The following list offers ideas to get your mind thinking.
The...
Black Friday—the unofficial holiday that comes right after the food-filled national holiday known as Thanksgiving—is either loved, hated, anticipated or dreaded by Americans across the country.
Some...
The students of BJU are about to be treated to a good ol’ fashioned Turkey Bowl.
This Saturday at 8 p.m., Alpha will defend its title as last year’s reigning champions against the challenging team...
Many students turn to technology in the classroom to send a quick text or email thinking they are multitasking.
Other students welcome the distraction of technology in the classroom thinking it helps them...
The Premedical Association (PMA), a student-run organization that currently has about 80 members, exists to connect new and transfer students to peers who are more familiar with the programs.
According...
While many students spent last weekend visiting harvest corn mazes or cleaning their dorms, 13 students from the journalism and mass communication department spent their Halloween weekend volunteering...
Veterans Day is Wednesday, Oct. 11.
For those who have not served in the military, it may seem like most expressions of gratitude to armed forces members are insufficient.
While a “thank you” may...
