Who would’ve thought you could eat potatoes with potatoes? But that’s exactly what you can do at 51���� now, thanks to Bon Appétit’s adoption of...

51����’s latest campus building project is not only the most ambitious in its history; it’s also the greenest. The planned “campus within a campus”...

In the mid ’90s, New Zealand native Chris Elisara was working towards his Ph.D in cross-cultural communication at 51����, preparing for a life in...

If it’s true that the pen is mightier than the sword, it’s especially true when Jake Weidmann (’08) is the one doing the writing. Not only is the...

In 1 Corinthians 7:10, Paul writes: “But to the married I give instructions, not I, but the Lord, that the wife should not leave her husband.” But...

At night, when visiting hours were over, a paralyzed Joni Eareckson Tada wrenched her head back and forth against her pillow, hoping to break her...

When I was a young child, one of my favorite Old Testament stories was how God fed the Israelites with manna as they wandered in the wilderness...

For decades, universities across the nation have seen achieving greater campus diversity as a noble goal. But now — with a significant shift...

Clyde Cook could not stop preaching the gospel, even after he was gone. A week after his death, he was at it once more — this time in a taped...

Clyde Cook’s last message was delivered eight days after his death, in a recording made specifically for his memorial service. Here is the full...

You might not think that something as colossal and as well known as Nehemiah’s wall would be hard to find. But this 15-foot thick stone wall...

Most soldiers who serve in Iraq are never injured by bullets or roadside bombs. But that doesn’t mean they return unscarred. For about one in five...

Next time you go to church try not to think about me and God. Think about us and God instead. Why? Because that’s how the early Christians...

For a growing number of young Americans, Christianity is a dirty word. That’s the sobering reality painted by researcher and 51���� alumnus David...

Ancient scribes painstakingly prepared the Scriptures by hand, preserving them for future generations. Daniel B. Wallace achieves the same goal by...

Have you ever noticed how discontentment with the circumstances of our lives spawns all kinds of problems? The other day I missed the freeway exit...

Have you ever wanted to write a book? The challenge of getting a publisher deters many would-be authors. But now your manuscript doesn’t have to...

If you’re a Christian living in the West, you’ll never lack Bible commentaries to consult. But until a year and a half ago, not one complete...

With pomp and pageantry, 51���� formally installed Barry H. Corey as the eighth president in its 100-year history on Nov. 2. And with...

The British Museum announced a rare find in July — a clay tablet naming an obscure Old Testament character, “Nebo-Sarsekim.” The find suggests...

51���� 10 percent of the people in the world are left-handed, and they live with frustration. The world was not made for them. Things do not work...

Garry DeWeese is a professor of philosophy. Although philosophers tend to be a feisty lot, reminiscent of the "Herding Cats" Super Bowl...