Bruins women continue home winning streak

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

The BJU Bruins women's basketball team secured a first-half lead to win 51-34 over Piedmont International University.

Battle of the Bruins: BJU emerges with 86-84 victory in overtime

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

In a showdown between two Bruins teams, the BJU Bruins men's basketball team captured a remarkable victory over the Piedmont International University Bruins, 86-84 in overtime.

International school to create teaching opportunities in China

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

If you had the opportunity to teach at a school in China, would you take it?

Photostory: Campus Gear

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

Looking for some campus gear? Check out these examples we found.

Column: The Raccoon Effect

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

One day last semester, as I was walking to my residence hall, I observed a rather strange phenomenon.

Week at a glance

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

Symphonic Wind Band, new chapel seats, Educators Association meeting, and Scholastic Bowl.

Inefficiencies too extensive for U.S. Postal Service operations

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

On Friday, Feb. 8, the U.S. Postal Service released the financial report for its first fiscal quarter and announced a $1.3 billion loss.

Around the world

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

Notre Dame beats Louisville in five overtimes, Indiana Hoosiers keep No. 1 spot in AP top 25, Spain beats Uruguay in soccer, and Singapore criminals are said to have fixed soccer game outcomes.

Talkback: What’s your go-to study snack?

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

Andy Woodard, Sarah Kalmbach, Brittany Rosensky, Evan Smith and Irene Polk answer this question.

Business major claims second place in worldwide competition

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

Senior business major Andrew Enjaian has placed second in a worldwide business simulation competition among college students.

Top five

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

Check out the top five teams of men's intramural basketball!

Entomology class travels to D.C., tours Smithsonian exhibits

Collegian Staff • February 15, 2013

They may be small, but insects often suffer a disproportionate lack of publicity considering the massive slice of life they claim in our biosphere.