The Collegian

Talkback – 4/28/17

Collegian Staff • April 28, 2017

Seniors to choose roommates, receive additional privileges

Collegian Staff • April 21, 2017

Rising seniors can look forward to some exciting residence hall changes next year. Next fall, BJU will offer senior residence hall students the option of living in a “senior room,” which will come...

How should the Christian approach depression?

Collegian Staff • March 31, 2017

What is it like to feel so sad or lonely to the point that you cannot get out of bed in the morning? What is it like to have no appetite, no motivation? Inability to sleep? No desire to socialize? These...

Miracle Hill to honor foster care workers, families

Collegian Staff • March 17, 2017

Miracle Hill will be hosting its 80th Anniversary Fundraising Gala on March 21. The event will be from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the TD Convention Center in Greenville. Miracle Hill helps underprivileged families...

First Bruins coach LeViere shares basketball passion

Collegian Staff • March 17, 2017

When Bob Jones University added intercollegiate sports in 2012, basketball and soccer were the first two sports to be included in the Bruins program. The first coach that BJU hired as a Bruins coach was...

Science students present cancer research in Columbia

Collegian Staff • March 10, 2017

Paige Heiple and Lauren Watts, senior BJU students, presented a research project at Southeastern Undergraduate Research Conference in Columbia, S.C., on Jan. 27 and 28. Their report was one of only 12...

Snapshot – 3/3/17

Collegian Staff • March 3, 2017

Students put knowledge to work at internships

Collegian Staff • February 24, 2017

Sarah Manly, a senior accounting major, works with web management, corrects documentation, writes how-to processes and completes other projects at Jervey Eye Group. Before this semester, she had no experience...

Career Fair to connect students with employers

Collegian Staff • February 17, 2017

More than 60 companies will be on campus to recruit students for internships, summer jobs and full-time employment at the Career Fair next Thursday in the Davis Room of the Dining Common from 11:45 a.m....

Students face poverty struggles firsthand

Ian Dyke • February 17, 2017

The University Educators Association recently hosted a unique poverty simulation that gave students and faculty a firsthand look at the pressures and realities associated with living in poverty. The simulation...

USpeak provides students platform for change

Ian Dyke • January 26, 2017

Launched at the beginning of the fall semester, USpeak allows students to anonymously give an idea, ask a question, report a problem, offer praise and participate in multiple online polls about campus...

Finals week: eat, sleep, study, repeat

Collegian Staff • December 9, 2016

With finals just around the corner, students feel the pressure of college. Finals can be worth many points and oftentimes can dramatically improve, or damage, semester grades. But, as with anything else,...