The Collegian

And then I said, “Ok, boomer.”

Collegian Staff • November 14, 2019

Within the last few weeks, crosshairs have been firmly fixed on boomers. From Twitter and Facebook to Reddit and other websites, the use of the hashtag “okboomer” has exploded. The hashtag is, essentially,...

Going Nuts on Campus

Seth Johnson • November 7, 2019

Last week, The Wall Street Journal published perhaps its most impactful piece to date. Their 2015 investigative project which, according to the Pulitzer prize committee, “gave Americans unprecedented...

Kanye West: Convert to Christianity?

Collegian Staff • November 7, 2019

“I am a recent convert. It means I recently got saved within this year.” When Christians hear these words, or ones like them, they usually rejoice because it means someone accepted Jesus as their...

Should we care about the environment?

Collegian Staff • October 31, 2019

A few weeks ago, a Swedish teen came to the United States to speak at a United Nations global climate forum. And the Internet went crazy. From memes to tweets, the Internet exploded, and Greta Thunburg...

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Troy Renaux • October 25, 2019

Socrates. Harriet Tubman.Martin Luther. Steve Jobs. These people blazed trails for literally billions of others. We recognize and applaud them for their achievements and their commitment to their individual...

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Christina Laird • October 25, 2019

While visiting the tiny island of Antigua in the Caribbean Ocean, I saw a beautiful country with beautiful people. Bright blue ocean surrounds dazzling white sandy beaches. Tall palm trees dot the land....

Study abroad programs provide valuable learning experience

Samantha Veira • February 28, 2019

Every summer, Bob Jones University students have the opportunity to learn about new cultures firsthand while earning college credit through study abroad programs. BJU is one of many universities nationwide...

“The Dancers” to premiere in Performance Hall

Daniel Quigley • February 14, 2019

BJU students will produce and direct “The Dancers,” written by Pulitzer Prize winner Horton Foote, from Feb. 21 to 23 in Performance Hall to fulfill two students' senior capstones. The play, by the...

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Tabitha Leaman • February 7, 2019

Slip. Snap. Sharp pain. I tried to casually walk away from the driveway into the house, limping heavily on my right ankle. “Aww man I think I broke it,” I muttered. I felt a stabbing pain in my ankle...

BJU opens school at University Center

Samantha Veira • January 31, 2019

The grand opening of BJU’s new location for the School for Continuing, Online and Professional Education was held Wednesday afternoon at University Center Greenville on Pleasantburg Drive. The newly...

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Christina Laird • December 7, 2018

While rewatching How the Grinch Stole Christmas the other day, I was struck by how many good principles are intertwined in the message of this classic Christmas story. Most of us have seen this movie and...

Celebrating Christmas even when it’s bittersweet

Collegian Staff • December 7, 2018

During this time of the year, people across the globe are preparing to celebrate the joy of the holiday season. For the most part, it’s a happy time. People seem to be kinder to each other. Families...