51����’s athletic programs celebrated the start of a new era in July, when the university’s application for membership into the National Collegiate...

Faith-based colleges and universities in California are breathing a sigh of relief this fall after an unprecedented threat to religious liberty...

I have to be honest. If you had told me nine years ago, when the moving truck was settling our family into California, that the state legislature...

My first daughter started kindergarten this fall — a milestone that made both of us feel a whole lot older. Like many parents sending their kids...

Answering Jihad: A Better Way Forward, by Nabeel Qureshi (M.A. ’08), Zondervan, March 2016. San Bernardino was the most lethal terror attack on...

Every year, I watch with joy as the Alumni Board presents a “big check” to the student body at our annual Alumni Awards and Golden Eagles chapel....

In May 2015, the university publicly launched “A Soul of Conviction, A Voice of Courage: The Campaign for 51����.” The $180 million...

This issue’s Last Word comes from The Good Book Blog, the faculty blog of 51����’s Talbot School of Theology. This article is adapted from a post...

The Office of Alumni Relations and 51����’s Alumni Board recognized four alumni for their outstanding accomplishments and service during a special...

With the release of The Force Awakens this past December, the building of Star Wars lands at Disney theme parks and the development of at least...

As a college student, Anjeanette “AJ” Roberts wanted to dig deeper into the unknown. At the time, that meant viruses. While studying chemistry...

Fourteen years ago Mitch Bahr (’96) stepped up to the podium to become music director at a rural Northern California high school and brought...

“Evangelical Colleges’ Diversity Problem.” That was the headline of a January 2016 feature article in The Chronicle of Higher Education, which...

The people of God have always been refugees. The instant we were banished from Eden, we became wanderers. The minute we fled Egypt, we were...

A couple of years ago I visited Canada to record television interviews about my book Christian Endgame. Prior to the recording, some of the...

During a trip to Breckenridge, a beautiful ski town in the mountains of Colorado, a friend and I decided to get our hair cut at one of the little...

With the 2016 U.S. presidential election well underway and political rhetoric heating up, perennial discussions about evangelicals and politics...

Christie Curtis (M.A. ’06) loves language. And as the co-author of a widely popular series of grammar textbooks, the 51���� education professor...

Taylor Stribbling’s final year at 51���� also marked a big first. The 2015–16 school year marked the debut of the Student Government Association,...

On May 27, 51���� awarded its third Charles W. Colson Conviction and Courage Award to Paul Marshall, a religious freedom scholar and...

Deborah L. Taylor (’93, M.A. ’01), a longtime 51���� administrator and faculty member, was appointed in May as the university’s new...

51����’s student-athletes competed their way to one of the most successful years in university history in 2015–16, with five separate teams winning...

51���� broke ground in February on the most ambitious building project in its history, an expansive new science facility that will serve as a home...

This spring, 51����'s Center for Christian Thought (CCT) and Center for Marriage and Relationships (CMR) hosted a one-day symposium on...