Bob Jones University ended this semester’s Concert, Opera & Drama series with Shakespeare’s The Tempest, a performance made spectacular by new levels of student involvement, according to director...
In spite of the challenges of COVID-19, the BJU Bistro completed its most successful season this October in its 15 years of history, according to David Miller, a culinary arts faculty member and instructor...
Dr. Gary Weier, the provost and executive vice president for academic affairs, spoke in the faculty forum, “Medicine, the Media, & Politics,” with chair of the Division of Health Sciences Amy Hicks,...
The Health Science Association and the University Marketing Association joined forces to promote and hold flu shot clinics across campus this past Wednesday and Thursday.
Dr. Amy Hicks, chair of the Division...
The 73rd annual BJU Turkey Bowl and its after-party, the Fall Festival, is taking place this Saturday, Nov. 14 as a welcome continuation of tradition during a year of uncertainty.
“The Turkey Bowl is...
Students in three University departments are collaborating to present Bob Jones University’s first-ever fashion design senior show to feature live models wearing the students’ showpieces in March 2021.
BJU...
Associated Press has declared Joe Biden the 46th president of the United States after a perceived Democratic victory in Pennsylvania. Undecided states are currently Georgia and Alaska.
Donald Trump has...
A newly opened tea shop in Greenville offers an alternative to coffee with a range of diverse teas that each have their own history.
The first Dobrá Tea was opened in Prague in the Czech Republic to...
Americans were held in suspense on election night as the ballots rolled in with a constant give-and-take for the presidential candidates.
As of press time for this issue of The Collegian, it is possible...
BJU is hosting the a cappella singing group Voctave who will perform familiar Broadway and Disney pieces for the Artist Series on Monday, Nov. 9.
Dr. Darren Lawson, the dean of the School of Fine Arts...
Minorities Empowered to Educate and Serve launched with their first event on Oct. 22, introducing the University to their goals of representing student minority groups, educating all University students...
BJU students who test positive for COVID-19 are met by a warm staff and helpful students who make the ordeal less painful than it might be otherwise.
Michelle Benson, director of Student Health Services...
