When New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced last Friday that Sunday’s marathon in the city would be canceled due to the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, two distinct reactions emerged.
One came...
“Down … set … hike!” barked the gruff voice of my grandfather as I sprang away from the old shoe serving as the line of scrimmage. It was fourth and long, but more importantly, it was fourth and dinner.
My...
A one-act opera about an aging spinster and her maid, their inquisitive neighbor and a mysterious, eligible bachelor who has recently come to town—what’s not to like?
For many students at BJU, particularly freshmen, the Greenville area is brand new. For some—after spending three or four years at the University—the community is like a second home. Whichever category...
The Classic Players’ production of Richard III, designed and directed by Mr. Jeff Stegall of the dramatic arts faculty, will be performed Wednesday through Friday at 8 p.m. in Rodeheaver Auditorium.
Placement Tests for II Semester begin
Monday
Check the II Semester Registration Guide for details.
Double Absences begin
Monday
Double absences start on Monday and will be in effect until the end of...
When I was in kindergarten, I was defined as the kid who liked to pretend to be a dog. I even dressed up as a dog for my Christian school’s annual kindergarten circus.
It was also in K5 that I learned...
It was the beginning of a highly anticipated soccer rivalry when the BJU Bruins took on the Northland International University Pioneers Saturday night.
He thinks the best Gatorade flavor is strawberry, and his low-cut Kobe’s are a favorite in his collection of basketball shoes.
Hailing from Baltimore, Md., freshman Ray Holden joins the Bruins as an...
