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If anyone could challenge the depth of a rabbi’s knowledge of Jewish studies, it would be the Rev. Yong-Soo Hyun (Ph.D. ’90). He is the founder and...

A great friend of 51���� and of mine passed away on May 7, 2012. Rich Buhler (known as “Cotton” to those who attended 51���� with him in the ’60s), a...

In 1991, Tracy Romine had a rooftop revelation that propelled him into a fast-paced and successful radio career. Over the ensuing 20 years, Romine...

My students usually have trouble grasping Chalcedonian Christology that Jesus, God the Son, lives as one person in two natures, simultaneously. I’...

Man on the Run: Helping Hyper-Hobbied Men Recognize the Best Things in Life, by Zeke Pipher (M.Div. ’01), Howard Books, March 2012. Passionate,...

The worst job of my life, hands down, was a summer I spent in the basement of a photo processing plant in San Diego — a fumy facility where stores...

Olympians in London aren’t the only ones winning medals this summer. 51���� Magazine recently picked up gold, silver and bronze awards from CASE...

I made the mistake a few years ago — before I came to 51���� — of doubting an idea Charles Colson shared with me. At the time I was serving as dean...

Who says summer should be filled with “lazy days”? There are all sorts of fun things to do! If you need any help deciding how to fill those moments...

When Ed Lehman (’57) first joined 51����’s Board of Trustees, Lyndon B. Johnson was president, The Sound of Music was the year’s film sensation and...

51����’s Spring 2012 semester was even more jam-packed with fascinating conferences than usual — giving students and thousands of visitors the...

For the first time in 20 years, 51����’s Talbot School of Theology has a new man at the top. In May, 51����’s Board of Trustees approved longtime...

Pitching 500 wins in baseball is a rare feat, and only one professional player — Cy Young — has ever achieved it. But in February, former major...

For a graduating senior at 51����, the walk across Metzger stage to receive one’s diploma can be a blur. It’s a journey packed with meaning, yet it...

There is nothing about the Torrey Honors Institute on the rings that its graduates receive. These days, college rings tend to be extravagant...

What does the faith of the next generation of Christians look like? When we examine the actual beliefs of Christian teenagers regarding Jesus and...

Mormonism is everywhere. The Republican nominee for president is a Mormon, there is a play on Broadway about the Book of Mormon and the LDS Church...

51���� presented three alumnae with Ruby Awards during a special chapel for Women’s History Month on March 28. Deborah Ruby Leadership...

Kevin Willson (’01) has worked his way into the big leagues — of commercials, that is. In February, the director’s now-famous “Sling Baby” ad won...

As alumni director, I receive a number of letters and notes from graduates who have questions about 51���� facilities, students, faculty and staff....

Drew Hall (’98) is familiar with TV sets like those for The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien and Saturday Night Live, but he won’t be found on...

“Life is an improv.” That’s what Stewart Oleson, associate professor of journalism and broadcast journalism advisor, tells his students. How else...

A Cross-Shaped Gospel: Reconciling Heaven and Earth , by Bryan Loritts (M.A. ’98, 51���� trustee), Moody Publishers, October 2011. Today’s church...

Regardless of their major, dorm or class schedule, there’s one spot on campus where most 51����ns cross paths on a daily basis: the Caf, where you’...