Dr. Brent Cook, a faculty member in the Division of Biblical Studies and Theology, is renowned for his apologetics and worldview class, often cited as one […]
Over Christmas break of 2020, many international students faced difficulties returning home or had concerns about travel constraints preventing them from coming back to BJU, leading […]
For students who want to experience authentic international foods, two local markets offer them the chance to purchase products not typically available in American grocery stores. […]
BJU podcasts involving art, theology and the University president connect students and faculty in discussions during an ongoing pandemic. ArtBreak: An M&G Podcast is a recent […]
Anyone who has stepped into the journalism department may have met Betty Solomon, a faculty member in the department of journalism and mass communication, as she […]
For the 100+ seniors graduating this fall, having their last semester at BJU amid the COVID-19 pandemic has been a challenge, but they are still grateful […]
Chair of the Division of Nursing Megan Lanpher leads a multi-faceted life, balancing family, work and personal responsibilities. At BJU Lanpher teaches nursing students both inside […]
BJU School of Education faculty members Don and Tammie Jacobs both acknowledge they traveled an interesting path to get back to their alma mater, never thinking […]
“The saying is, ‘the lights never go out at Student Life,’” Aaron Burk, the new assistant men’s director of student life, said. Even though his work […]
Kathryn Gamet, recently named head of the journalism and mass communication department, guides students along their career aspirations in JMC and works to incorporate her family […]
It is freshman Abigail Serviss’ first day of class. She finds her class, Introduction to Visual Storytelling, makes her way to her seat and pulls out […]
Lance Crowe’s favorite part of his job is the variety he experiences. Crowe gets plenty of it between teaching criminal justice classes at Bob Jones University […]
Dr. Bernard Kadio first met students from BJU in 2018 in his home country of Ivory Coast. That meeting ultimately led Kadio, a medical professional educated […]
Loss. Pain. Struggle. Sacrifice. Community. Perseverance. Triumph. Love. Sports has it all. The comeback win, the last-minute game-winner, the underdog upset—we love stories and emotions, and […]
Bob Jones University presented its first opera featuring a cast and crew entirely made up of BJU students, a production of Mozart’s Cosi Fan Tutti, on […]
The world has experienced many health crises of varying degrees in recent years, from the 2003 SARS outbreak to the Ebola scare in 2014. While crises […]
March 1 begins the annual celebration of Women’s History Month, as designated by presidential proclamation in 1995. This March is also the 32nd anniversary of the […]