Have you ever wanted to get away to a simpler time, where friends sat together on the back porch munching on popcorn, licking ice cream cones and sipping sodas?
BJU’s front campus will be filled with Christmas cheer tonight as the university family and guests from the community join to sing carols and watch tens of thousands of Christmas lights illuminate campus during the University’s annual Christmas Lighting Ceremony.
We all know that Thanksgiving is meant to be a time where we pause to reflect on how many blessings we have in our lives. The big things are obvious — house, car, heat, food. Those are easy to name off. But sometimes we miss the heart of what giving thanks actually means.
It’s that wonderful time of year again when you can’t walk down the halls without seeing Christmas lights, tinsel, Christmas paper-wrapped doors or giant paper Christmas trees on the walls.
The Beta Gamma Delta Patriots defeated the Alpha Theta Pi Razorbacks on Nov. 23 to claim their sixth straight Turkey Bowl victory. Fans gathered at the Turkey Bowl to celebrate soccer, Thanksgiving and the fall season with live music, giveaways and a pie-eating contest.
Over the past few weeks, the Student Leadership Council has been directing the Giving Tree project, a charity allowing students to donate gifts to underprivileged members of the community this Christmas season.
After the Christmas Lighting Ceremony rings in the start of the Christmas season on campus, WBJU will once again host its traditional Christmas broadcast in the Snack Shop from 7 to 10 p.m.
