The graduate theatre students of Bob Jones University made their thesis project, Flute Dream, a unique theatre experience that traveled from Rodeheaver Auditorium to the Bridge of Nations.
Performed Oct....
The Last Supper mural on the Fine Arts building survived a war in Germany and drew crowds in a tourist park in Florida before finding a home at Bob Jones University.
The mural’s beginnings were in Germany...
Despite the challenges of COVID-19, BJU Press has continued its regular schedule, and the increase in virtual schooling has created an increase in curriculum sales.
Laurie Wilson, communications manager...
Assistants to the executives at Bob Jones University have an eventful and time-demanding yet providential career assisting those in leadership positions.
Briley Hughes, assistant to the president of BJU,...
Oct. 8 marks a historic event for BJU. The first-ever virtual Artist Series, “What Makes it Great?” featuring Rob Kapilow, a composer, conductor and music commentator, will be live-streamed in venues...
The International Bluegrass Music Association will air a 25-minute video of BJUgrass performances today at 5 p.m. in a globally broadcasted online festival.
The IBMA is a non-profit organization that...
Election Day 2020 is fast approaching, and absentee voting is making it possible for many Bob Jones University students to cast their vote.
Voting allows citizens to choose between candidates and policies...
This semester, Dr. Mark Sidwell, a professor in the Division of History, Government and Social Science, is teaching a special topics class in African American history.
A special topics class is a specific...
Bob Jones University is preparing to bring students and alumni together during Bruins Spirit Week and virtual “Homestaying.”
Coinciding with Bruins Spirit Week Oct. 5 through Oct. 10, Homecoming will...
Many individuals work behind the scenes at BJU. Ed Rea, the piano technician for BJU, says that it is important to recognize those individuals. “It’s very important for us to realize that there are...
Despite eye surgeries, severe asthma and a myriad of mystery medical problems, Abbigayle Keown, a sophomore special education major, does not let her physical struggles stop her from sharing how good her...
Human trafficking is on the rise in the Greenville area, and BJU students have opportunities to help stop it.
Students can start by educating themselves on the issue. According to statistics from Lyn...
