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The Student News Site of Bob Jones University

The Collegian

Students place flags along Wade Hampton Boulevard on either side of the main entrance to Bob Jones University in remembrance of the 2,977 victims of the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks. Jacquelyn Lilyea/STAFF

Sept. 11 remembrance now spans multiple generations at BJU

Emily Fernett, Reporter September 11, 2025

This week, Bob Jones University commemorates the events of Sept. 11, 2001, through its annual flag display on front campus. Memorials over the past 24 years have reminded Americans of the shocking terrorist...

Dr. Bruce McAllister, left, with Olivia Adams, right, the Collegian's editor-in-chief.

Pursuing a higher calling and returning to BJU’s roots: an interview with Dr. McAllister

Olivia Adams, Editor-in-Chief September 1, 2025

“I would've never expected this, but here I am,” Dr. Bruce McAllister, the newest president of Bob Jones University, said in a recent interview with the Collegian. After spending nearly 50 years at...

Daniel Matesevac and Katelyn McKenney. Photos provided by BJU.

Collegian seniors graduate: Katelyn McKenney and Daniel Matesevac

May 14, 2025

Last week, the Class of 2025 graduated from Bob Jones University amid great fanfare. Among the graduates were two members of The Collegian staff, photographer Katelyn McKenney and reporter Daniel Matesevac. Katelyn...

Backstage Pass: Inside the BJU Post Office

Zachary Edmondson, Staff Reporter May 13, 2025

If you are a student living on the Bob Jones University campus, or a member of the faculty, chances are you have visited the BJU Post Office before. Even in an age where emails and text messages are...

BJU Culinary Arts sophomore class. Photo submitted.

Column: attending Culinary’s Fine Dining Series

Josie Santopietro, Reporter May 10, 2025

The culinary arts program hosted a four-part Fine Dining Series this past semester. They presented a French and Italian fine dining experience over a span of two months, and just two weeks ago I attended...

Inside Due South Coffee Roasters at Hampton Station in Greenville.

Due South: a coffee lover’s home in Greenville

Olivia Adams, Reporter May 10, 2025

It is well known that Greenville is filled with coffee shops and roasters, all unique to their location and each catering to a specific vibe. Despite the differences, they all have something in common....

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The passion flower project: BJU biology department studies plant’s medical properties

Caleb Fabrizio, Reporter May 9, 2025

A centuries old mystery could finally be unraveled on the back campus of Bob Jones University. It seems too hardy and flavorful to be wild. And it has too many potential benefits—medically, agriculturally...

Column: Year in Review, Part One

Column: Year in Review, Part One

Jonathan Rose, Podcast Editor May 7, 2025

In its almost 100-year history, the university has dramatically changed. For instance, did you know that the university’s slogan used to be “The Opportunity Place?” However, this semester has seemed...

Ashleigh Sutter speaks at a School of Business chapel on Feb. 4. Photo by Jonathan Lovegrove.

Accounting alumna Ashleigh Sutter shares her career story

Emily Fernett, Reporter April 30, 2025

Bob Jones University accounting alumna Ashliegh Sutter shares about her work-life balance and her experiences on the board of Jonathan’s House, a nonprofit ministry that was the recipient of BJU's Bible...

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BJU student composes seven pieces for senior recital

Josie Santopietro, Reporter April 29, 2025

Lucas Sparrow, a senior composition major, will bring his compositions to life at 3 p.m., May 3, in Stratton Hall when his works are performed as part of his senior recital. The capstone project for...

‘Argus and the Maze of Myth’ debuts this week at Performance Hall

Zachary Edmondson, Reporter April 21, 2025

Bob Jones University students will perform "Argus and the Maze of Myth" this week.  The one-act play, a medieval fantasy adventure reminiscent of "The Princess Bride" and "The Never-Ending Story," was...

Collegian Reporter Zachary Edmondson interviews Ken Ham on April 14.

Exclusive interview: Ken Ham urges Christians to rethink evangelism in a pagan culture

Zachary Edmondson, Reporter April 14, 2025

This week, Bob Jones University hosted the Living in Babylon Tour. Answers in Genesis has presented the tour in both Australia and the United States with a goal to educate Christians on how to present...

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