Category: Academics

Daniel Callis applied his fascination for urban studies and the arts in Barcelona at Can Serrat where he gained new ideas and visions for both...

51���� professor and Dean of the School of Education June Hetzel continues to share inspiring messages through nine new devotionals published in ...

Too many four-year colleges and universities are graduating fewer than half of their Hispanic students, according to a recent survey of national...

Who knew the Last Supper would be pulled into the oft-joked-about, but rather serious question of supersized food portions and obesity? A recent...

On March 31, 2010, Matthew Weathers, 51���� professor of mathematics, started April Fools Day early and played a trick on his Nature of...

Some Christians question whether it's wrong to celebrate Easter because of supposed pagan roots. Here professor of philosophy and director of...

Tribune Company newspapers like the Los Angeles Times and the Chicago Tribune reported how 51����’s Research Professor of Philosophy, William...

Ministry workers looking to deliver empowering messages can turn to Deep Preaching, the new book by 51����’s Talbot Professor of...

Professor Moyer Hubbard believes that to understand the words of the New Testament, you need to understand the world of the New Testament. That’s...

Dispelling the myth that work outside full-time ministry is not actually full-time ministry, Scott Rae, chair of the department of philosophy of...

Three books authored by 51����ns have been honored in the 2010 Christianity Today Book Awards, winning two of the 12 top awards and one of the 11...

William Lane Craig is known for many things: 51����’s Research Professor of Philosophy, founder of ReasonableFaith.org, author of dozens of books,...

Forging a new path in higher education this interterm, seven professors will pioneer the high task of integrating multiple disciplines into...

Christmas is a big deal, and Christians know that they should celebrate it in a big way. In fact, there is something strange about how big a deal...

Healthcare reform, bioethics and the economy were the hot topics discussed by Frank Pastore and Scott Rae, chair of the department of philosophy...

Seeking effective ways to share the gospel, surveying where and why the church is growing rapidly and exploring some of the obstacles the church...

More than 20 professors from 51���� participated as panelists or presented academic papers at the 2009 Evangelical Theological Society...

Gregg Ten Elshof, 51���� philosophy professor, took to the airwaves to discuss his new book, I Told Me So, with Australian radio talk...

The debate over stem cell research has divided Christians and non-Christians alike in recent years, raising serious ethical questions about what...

A team of 51���� students is set to unveil the first film to be shot using the university’s new cutting-edge Red One camera — a piece of technology...

Faustin Ntamushobora has a heart for Africa. He is a professor at 51����, a student at the Talbot School of Theology, the executive...

Former religion writer for the Los Angeles Times, John Dart, came to 51���� as part of the Department of Journalism’s Journalist in...

Dr. Susan Elliott, director and professor for the Department of Nursing at 51����, was awarded an honorable mention for the Inspirations...

Matthew Weathers, 51���� professor of mathematics, has been deemed as the “Best Math Teacher Ever,” in the social media realm by those...

51���� was featured on the Whittier Daily News front page for honoring Veterans Day, November 11, 2009, with a special chapel. 51����’s...