The Collegian

Living Gallery to portray prophecies fulfilled of coming Messiah

Collegian Staff • April 11, 2014

This year’s Living Gallery, “Looking Unto Jesus,” portrays the promises and prophecies given in the Old Testament of the coming Messiah.

Musical strings: harp, string ensembles to pluck, strum during spring concerts

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

BJU’s chamber harp ensemble will present a concert on Saturday, April 5, at 5 p.m. in Stratton Hall. The ensemble, under the direction of Mrs. Emily Waggoner of the department of instrumental studies, will feature pieces from operas by Tchaikovsky, Ponchielli and several other composers.

Handbell choirs to offer engaging variety

Collegian Staff • March 21, 2014

Bob Jones University’s two handbell choirs will perform a variety of engaging music today as a culmination of what they have learned over the past two semesters.

Aida to be “grand opera at its finest”

Collegian Staff • March 14, 2014

This semester’s presentation of Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida will be the largest opera production ever to take place at Bob Jones University, with more actors, costumes and unique set pieces than ever before.

Georgia Boy Choir to present unique musical genre

Collegian Staff • February 21, 2014

Not many young boys jump at the opportunity to attend choir practice twice each week and to sing in multiple concerts per week.

Multimedia Vespers to challenge views of future ministry

Collegian Staff • February 14, 2014

The University’s next Vespers program will answer some of life’s great questions through testimonies of believers around the world in a multimedia presentation during chapel on Friday, Feb. 21.

Brothers to guest direct two of BJU’s artist series programs

Collegian Staff • February 14, 2014

Two brothers, David and Steven White, will conduct two different artist series events this semester: the Georgia Boy Choir and the opera Aida.

Student to direct To Kill a Mockingbird as senior project

Collegian Staff • February 7, 2014

Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird will come to life in Performance Hall next week.

Vespers to portray themes of trial, forgiveness through drama

Collegian Staff • January 31, 2014

The first Vespers of the semester will dramatize what forgiveness in the midst of trials truly means.

Christmas Vespers program to celebrate joy of Christ’s birth

Collegian Staff • December 13, 2013

BJU’s Symphony Orchestra and choirs will present this year’s Christmas Vespers, “Joy Has Dawned,” on Dec. 14 at 7 p.m., with a second program at 8:30 p.m. The second program will also be webcast for those not in Greenville wishing to view the program.

Alcott’s Little Women comes to Perf Hall stage

Collegian Staff • November 22, 2013

Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel, Little Women, will come to life this Christmas season in a student-directed musical play.

Production of French drama to tell classic tale of love, intrigue

Collegian Staff • November 15, 2013

A play of love, war and inner beauty, Edmond Rostand’s Cyrano de Bergerac, directed by Mr. Jeff Stegall of the theatre arts faculty, will be performed at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday nights next week.