In the School of Education and Human Services, students with majors in both the Division of Teacher Education and the Division of Educational, Child and Family Studies work with the Office of Field Experiences...
Featuring a cast of interesting characters and a snowy mountain inn setting, BJU’s production of Agatha Christie’s classic play The Mousetrap will be performed from Nov. 30 through Dec. 3.
Anne Nolan,...
A dynamic cast and crew of BJU students and faculty will present an updated version of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream for a modern audience from Tuesday until Thursday.
Ron Pyle,...
The University Singers, BJU’s freshmen choir, allows members to form lifelong relationships by building a fun, diverse community.
Dr. Pattye Casarow, the director of U-Singers and a faculty member in...
Public Safety and BJU Communications collaborate with one another to prepare for the possibility of a variety of emergency circumstances, including weather threats and active shooter situations.
David...
Dr. Jeff and Christina Miller, new faculty members in the Division of Communication and the Division of Teacher Education, have years of experience in directing theatre productions together and have spent...
After tackling almost 30 years of work in the business world and earning advanced degrees, David Mellor faced a new challenge—cancer.
Mellor, a former faculty member returning to BJU this year,...
Bob Jones University and Answers in Genesis, the apologetics organization behind both the Creation Museum and the Ark Encounter, have partnered together since 2019 to promote one another and their shared...
This year marks the Museum & Gallery’s fifth annual Makers Market, which is a craft fair that showcases the work of talented alumni, faculty and student makers during Homecoming weekend on Saturday.
The...
Every time I experience a story, it changes me. Whether the medium is a film or book, play or music album, all media tells a story, either explicitly or implicitly.
Our lives are also stories. The way...
