2012-2016 Four years. And yet all of that is represented by one single symbol —one dash. That’s how long I’ve been learning, growing and laughing on this campus. I’ve taken 49 classes, worked four...

Some people are born with a dream job. They always had an answer to the “What do you want to be when you grow up?” question. The rest of us answered with whatever happened to be piquing our interest...

The longer I’ve been here at BJU, the more I’ve realized that a liberal arts education is the best education for a believer to pursue because the liberal arts fully develops you as an individual, rather...

Last week, Ecuador and Japan were both hit by severe earthquakes. In Japan, a 6.5 magnitude struck on Thursday, April 14, killing 10 people. Two days later on Saturday, a 7.3 magnitude killed 32 people...

For me, college has been an important time for building relationships, whether I was learning how to live with roommates, working under professors’ instruction or just hanging out with friends. While...

Let us, for a moment, consider the cell phone. It’s a wireless wonder that allows a homesick student in South Carolina to call his eagerly awaiting parents in California, or video chat with his recently...

Even if you’ve never been there personally, chances are you have a significant mental picture attached to the name “Niagara Falls.” You know, the waterfalls between New York and Canada where 3,160...

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...

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...

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,...

Every semester I overhear opinions of sports in passing conversation. Currently, it is prime NCAA basketball time, while for the National Football League (NFL,) it’s a lull. Many students have a sport...