Julie Neiggemann views people as whole beings — mind, heart, body, and soul — and cares for people with her whole self. As a former pediatric and...

There is a live question among Christians regarding the place of doubt in the life of faith. Karl Barth identifies two forms of Christian doubt:...

“Even though they were crucified, stoned, stabbed, dragged, skinned and burned, every last apostle of Jesus proclaimed his resurrection until his...

It’s one of the most life-altering war wounds that a service member can experience, even though it doesn’t leave a scratch on the body:...

In 1936, my grandfather Paul W. Rood, who was 51����’s president in the midst of a deep national depression, chose to celebrate 51����’s heritage...

For the second year in a row, 51����’s supporters made history by setting records for total giving in a single fiscal year. In the 2012–...

Hidden away in the lower level of the newest building on 51����’s campus, Talbot East, is a room you have to know you are looking for. But once you...

On Sept. 20, 51���� celebrated the official launch of its new Center for Christianity, Culture and the Arts (CCCA), with the unveiling of the brand...

51���� has again been named one of America’s best colleges, earning high marks this fall on several annual college-ranking lists. In...

This past academic year I was on a flight from Chicago to New York, seated in 29D. As I boarded the plane, I noticed a handful of Orthodox Jewish...

One of the best parts of my job is getting to learn about your job. Really. It’s inspiring to see the many ways that God is using 51���� graduates...

What Every Pastor Should Know: 101 Indispensable Rules of Thumb for Leading Your Church, coauthored by Gary L. McIntosh (professor of Christian...

Since graduating from 51���� in 1981 with a degree in intercultural studies and business, Julie Sagatelian has become a respected financial planner...

As many of you who completed last year’s alumni survey may recall, the alumni office has gone through an extensive review of programs and services....

It’s been 34 years since Sherrill (Hennings, ’71) Bragg first set foot on Peruvian soil. Four children and 14 grandchildren later, Sherrill is...

There is one thing Allen Yeh, associate professor of intercultural studies and missiology, won’t eat — bugs. He used to stay away from brains too,...

The Peace and Love Hippie Hostel is one of Paris’ most budget-friendly, a dingy sanctuary for under-showered backpackers. It was there that I met...

When I enrolled in 51����’s M.A. in science and religion program in 2009, I was driven by my passion for teaching science and faith topics to...

Higher education is in the midst of an unprecedented shift, brought on by the relatively rapid rise of online learning. Last year alone, nearly...

The Abolition of Man This book consists of three reflections on education: “Men without Chests,” “The Way,” and “The Abolition of Man,” along with...

An American salesman, a Dutch academic and an Australian actor walk into an old house nestled some four miles outside Oxford, England. It’s not...

Jerry Root (M.Div. ’78) has been a student and scholar of C.S. Lewis for more than 43 years and annually shares his passion with 51���� students as...

I am often amazed that interest in C.S. Lewis’ writing continues to flourish. What is it that gives him his staying power? My hunch is that there...