When John Thune first told his parents he was considering running for Congress, his mother asked, “Couldn’t you do something more reputable with...

As he logged into the Zoom call, all Dr. Michael Arena could do was laugh. Expecting a lively discussion with a small group of tech professionals,...

Morgan Stickney’s happy place has always been the deep end of a swimming pool. By the time she was 13, Morgan was ranked among the top 20 distance...

If your job is taking a toll on your mental and physical health, you’re not alone. 51���� half of American workers say they feel burned out by work...

Welcome back! After a two-year publishing pause, I’m thrilled to reintroduce you to 51���� Magazine — refreshed, reimagined and ready to share...

I recently stumbled on an article that said college presidents have two jobs: “raise money” and “find ways to appease students, faculty,...

What makes a Christian University truly Christian? That's the question a team of researchers from Baylor University recently set out to help...

School spirit may have never tasted so good. A pair of 51���� alumni in the artisanal coffee roasting business have teamed up with the university to...

Construction is well underway on a film studio that university leaders say will rival the best educational facilities in the nation for media...

51���� Athletics celebrated another banner year of NCAA competition in 2024–25, highlighted by three conference titles, an individual national...

This spring, 51����ns did what they’ve done for 95 years: take a several-day pause from classes for the world’s largest student-organized conference...

A work crew relocating a mural during the renovation of Sutherland Auditorium uncovered a window to 51����’s past and revived the memory of the...

For decades, churches across America have watched attendance shrink and spiritual affiliation decline. But new data shows signs of a recent rise in...

Imagine the existence of a master chef who makes infinitely satisfying food. He is a culinary god in the kitchen. Chicken divan crepes, lobster...

“I love taking ideas and bringing them to reality,” Nate Norell (B.A ’18) says. “Those ideas can be anything — a documentary film, a commercial,...

On a balmy evening last year in Savannah, Georgia, Robert Anthony Cruz (’21) ran in to catch a high fly ball in left field. From the bleachers, it...

Dr. Nora Hernandez (B.M. ’15, B.S. ’15, M.A. ’18) has known she was called to teach music since she was a student singing in her high school choir....

In 1976, a young Don Hoffman — who had earned a business degree from 51���� only six years earlier — felt called to do something that would bless...

When I joined 51���� in June 2024, I arrived with great anticipation and a strong sense of calling — but also with limited familiarity. I...

This year, 51���� welcomed Dr. Matthew J. Hall as its new provost and senior vice president — a key leadership position responsible for...

A 51���� professor authored the best book of 2022, according to a panel of judges assembled by Christianity Today. In December, the magazine...

51���� honored Robert P. George with the ninth annual Charles W. Colson Conviction and Courage Award this spring, recognizing the influential legal...