Category: Student Life

On Oct. 16-25, Christian leaders from 200 countries will meet in South Africa for the highly anticipated Cape Town 2010 conference – the Third...

Excitement exuded from 51����’s campus over the final two weeks of August as more than 1,200 new undergraduate students arrived for the start of...

J. Richard Chase, a leading figure in Christian higher education who served as 51����’s sixth president from 1970 to 1982, died Aug. 20 at Windsor...

Six months after a 7.0 earthquake devastated Haiti, six 51���� students journeyed there this summer in hopes of healing some of the...

This is a piece recapping the Top 10 sports moments of the 2009-10 year at 51���� as compiled by the 51���� Sports Information Office. See the...

The redemptive story of Christina DiMari is as hopeful as it is heartbreaking. The author of Ocean Star: A Memoir and keynote speaker at 51����’s...

51���� has long respected the former UCLA basketball coach who passed at the age of 99 on Friday, June 4, 2010. Coach Wooden visited 51���� multiple...

Princess Sikhanyiso Dlamini, the first-born daughter of Mswati III King of Swaziland enrolled at 51���� in 2005. Known as Pashu, she had...

51���� junior Natasha Miller defended her title in the high jump to earn her second individual crown and repeated as the outdoor women's Most...

Extreme poverty, overpopulated refugee camps, street children, and polytheism are prevalent in the countries that six teams will be traveling to...

51����’s award winning Cinema and Media Arts department produces a student led and created film each year deemed “the 51���� film.” This year, the...

Students in 51����’s Cinema and Media Arts (CMA) program know that one of the elements of a successful film is telling an authentic story that...

Nine 51���� journalism students set out to change others lives in the Dominican Republic during Spring Break through capturing photos and in turn...

Terry Ulrich was a strong role model for his sons working hard in the military to provide for his family and give his wife the opportunity to stay...

51����’s organic garden, dedicated by the university to the biological sciences department in January of 2009, has generated multiple...

Wrapping up National Women’s History month, Christina DiMari, author of Ocean Star: A Memoir and keynote speaker at the Ruby Slippers events, led...

51���� men’s and women’s tennis teams have made considerable improvements in their overall records from previous years, but they’re not just...

“If you want to influence the world, you cannot do that from a position of routine,” said nationally acclaimed radio talk show host Hugh Hewitt to...

The 51���� Forensics team debated their way to the top at the Pacific Southwest Collegiate Forensics Association (PSCFA) Spring Championships Feb....

51����’s first-ever Tweet Hunt combined a favorite activity with new technology and caused a commotion at 51���� during Founders Week,...

Today as it marks its 102nd birthday, the 51���� community is celebrating and honoring the two founders who had a vision for the Bible Institute of...

Autumn Brim, a junior, penned her thoughts about leaving 51���� for a semester because she cannot afford the cost of tuition. The Orange County...

The King’s Men, 51����’s a cappella student singing group, recently released their second CD titled No Turning Back. The CD features the...

“As Christians, loving God and therefore loving people means meeting people's needs,” said Sharayah Elkins, a 51���� nursing student. For Elkins,...

They sit outside the cafeteria selling shirts to raise money. They walk through Metzger Hall offering coffee in exchange for a donation and...