Image the Upper Room—Jesus washing His disciples’ feet. One by one, He lovingly cleans and dries the dusty feet of his followers.
Now imagine a group of young men removing the tattered shoes and wiping...
Several Bob Jones University students had the opportunity to attend all-expenses-paid leadership conferences in Washington, D.C., and at the College of the Ozarks this March.
Three BJU students attended...
BJU set aside April 10 as a day of service to encourage students to volunteer for American Association of Christian School’s national competition being held on campus from April 9 to 11.
All morning...
“Just be yourself.”
How many times have we heard this advice—when going to a new school, starting a new job, meeting your significant other’s parents? We’re told that all we have to do is be...
I met Alice in Wonderland in a nursing home.
In February, I participated in an outreach to give manicures to elderly women in a local facility. Nursing homes are not unfamiliar environments for me;...
Due South Coffee Roasters and Aramark teamed up to hold a contest that allowed three BJU students with one friend each to attend a cupping at Due South in March.
Cuppings are how the coffee industry tests...
Three interdisciplinary concentrations focusing on biotechnology will be added to the biology program in the fall of 2020.
Dr. Vincenzo Antignani, a member of the biology faculty, said these concentrations...
The Bob Jones University Bruins women’s basketball team struggled early this season, yet never gave up and finished 16-14 in regular season with a 7-2 record in conference play.
According to head coach...
The Bob Jones University Bruins men’s basketball team competed well this season despite the loss of many key players.
Although the team was unable to finish as the champion of the national tournament,...
Three men in a cabin space six feet in diameter.
Two and a half hours to cross a distance of two and a half miles.
It may sound like a miserable trip, but when the destination is the wrecked Titanic...
Community service is not something that always came easy for me. In middle school, my mom, a piano teacher, made me go with her to the nursing home regularly and sing hymns while she played the piano....
