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For the nearly 300 student athletes playing on 51����’s 19 athletics teams, winning on the field is only half the battle. Affording to...

Nowhere is pluralism more frequently preached as a prized value than on today’s secular college campuses. And yet some Christian campus...

The philosophical question Are Christian institutions free to practice their faith as they believe Scripture calls them to, without government...

It’s no secret that marriage is on the decline in America. But even for those who know the general trends, the statistics can be surprising....

Each Christmas, I hear the story of Jesus’ birth read publicly from the Gospel of Luke. And it often seems like the timing of Jesus’ birth and the...

51���� has formed an alliance with Christian Community Credit Union to offer 51����ns a new opportunity to help support scholarships....

The 51���� Athletics Department inducted its third set of distinguished athletes into its Hall of Fame on Sept. 13, 2014. The newest...

Now at this time Mary arose and went in a hurry to the hill country, to a city of Judah, and entered the house of Zacharias and greeted...

Religious freedom and persecution are challenges starting to face believers in the West, but it has been a reality for Christians globally for a...

Octavio Esqueda doesn’t buy into the culture of busyness. “Tiempo es oro,” he says. “Time is gold.” Time is precious. The veteran professor values...

On a good day, more than 4,000 vehicles cross through the Washington State Ferries terminal where Scott Iversen (’80) works. As a terminal...

I hit a nerve with many of you in the last issue of 51���� Magazine when I mentioned the topic of debt and the cost of tuition. Thank you for the...

Much of Brent Mason’s day-to-day life is spent crunching numbers. As finance director for the city of Riverside, Calif., he’s responsible for...

Astonished: Recapturing the Wonder, Awe, and Mystery of Life with God, by Mike Erre (M.A. ’04), David C. Cook, April 2014. Jesus should get bigger...

The cracked and worn booklets that grace this issue’s cover may not look like much today. But a century ago, their humble pages were helping to...

Last summer I received a letter from a 51���� dad whose son graduated that year. John, the dad, is an investment broker from the East Coast whose...

51���� celebrated the largest graduating class in university history in May, awarding nearly 1,000 degrees during a spring commencement that...

La Mirada felt a little bit like Wittenberg or Geneva on April 29. The eyes of the evangelical theological world focused on 51����’s Calvary...

This spring, 51���� premiered its first-ever feature-length film, Cicada , produced by faculty, students and alumni of the cinema and...

On July 1, 51����’s Crowell School of Business welcomed Gary Lindblad as its new dean. Lindblad, who has directed the MBA program at the Paul Merage...

Spend an afternoon with Suzanne Crowell and it’s easy to see why she is this year’s Anna Horton Ruby Award recipient. Her tenacity and commitment...

Softball 51����’s softball team made the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) postseason for the first time since 2002, but was...

For many years, 51����’s commuter students didn’t have much of a place to go between classes, meaning they often had to resort — resort to hang out...