The Bruins women’s basketball team defeated the Pensacola Christian College Eagles last Friday night in the Davis Field House with a double-digit victory, 58-41.
Six students in BJU’s Art of Photography class were able to display their photographs in an art exhibition at Jackson Marketing Group at the end of last semester as a final class project.
It’s the second week of school. Are you drowning yet? Well, the good news is that you have 16 weeks left to prove yourself. The bad news is that there’s no easy route to a 4.00 GPA.
The Tropical Chicken Grille, located at 215 Pelham Road in Greenville, less than two miles from campus, specializes in first-rate Cuban chicken dishes and sandwiches, but at an affordable price. “You’re paying fast-food prices for the best quality chicken available,” owner Lazaro Montoto said.
There was heartbreak in Greenville Friday night as the BJU Bruins fell 69-71 to Pensacola Christian College. The Davis Field House amassed more than 3,100 fans as the Bruins took on the Eagles in search of redemption after their close loss against Clearwater one week earlier. The game promised to be a close one. . .
The Apostle Peter encourages us in 1 Peter 3 to always be ready to give an answer for our faith, the hope that is in us. This commandment spurs us to study and learn Scripture with the purpose of knowing God and knowing how to explain God’s hope to others.
Manchester United sits in seventh place, Olympic Winter Games are threatened by terrorists, and Peyton Manning leads the Denver Broncos to the Super Bowl.
Dr. James Brammer, a new member of the BJU faculty and a former practicing lawyer, is beginning his second semester teaching multiple sections of Legal Environment & Ethics of Business, Taxation I and Taxation II in the School of Business.
As most of you have probably noticed, buying textbooks through BJU’s Campus Store was a little different this semester. The most obvious differences are the new website and different checkout lines. But the change is bigger than that. . .
