Art Show by Former Faculty Member John Roberts Monday, Sargent Art Building Beginning Monday, Mr. John Roberts, a former member of the BJU art faculty, will be presenting a retrospective art exhibition featuring his work. During his many years on faculty, Mr. Roberts taught everything from woodworking to pottery to landscape painting to calligraphy. His
Last Friday night, a new kid moved into the neighborhood. His name is Intercollegiate Athletics. He even brought his own ball to play with, and all the local kids are excited to have him in town. The Bruins have taken over the playground on the athletics side of campus life. Which leaves a pretty big
On July 27, an estimated 1 billion people worldwide turned on their televisions and computers to watch perhaps the most memorable event of the summer—the 2012 Olympic opening ceremony. Over the next 16 days, an even larger number of viewers would follow the stories of the more than 10,000 athletes who participated in the games.
Behind most successful endeavors lie years of intense preparation and hard work. And behind ARAMARK’s reinvention of the dining common’s food system stands new executive chef Christian Thormose.
Friday, Aug. 31, 2012 will forever be remembered by thousands of BJU Bruins fans as a day for the record books. Despite the muggy weather, the pulsing energy of enthusiastic fans and perfectly choreographed events led to a sensational night that will not soon be forgotten. No matter the outcome of the games, in the end, athletes and fans alike came together as one, proud to call themselves Bruins.
Benjamin Fink Sophomore Business and Culinary Arts West Columbia, SC I wore jeans in the dining common once. Kristyn Spears Junior Journalism and Mass Communication Greer, SC Not talking to my teachers enough. Kati Flannagin Senior Nursing New Castle, IN I didn’t know there was a third floor in the Fine Arts building. David Asaf
As the November elections draw nearer, the issue of voter ID is once again at the forefront of some of the most aggressive battles between political parties, often overshadowing the political races themselves. Last week in South Carolina, testimony concluded in the state’s lawsuit against the Obama administration. The lawsuit, filed by Attorney General Alan
Returning students have likely noticed some very welcome changes around the BJU campus, most involving food services and the athletic programs. Here are some of the changes that have been made over the summer to keep the campus looking its best. Dining Common The long-anticipated first phase of the dining common’s remodeling has been completed.
For the first time in decades, society allegiance deferred to campus unity at a soccer match in Alumni Stadium. Friday night, “Growl Towels” replaced Spartan swords, Bruins tees upstaged Omega crewnecks, and a caricature of Dr. Bob rose above the crowd, taking the place of the Alpha Pig. In a game providing a score more