Chinese competition expands horizons of culture, language

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

Anyone who is fluent in a second language will tell you that the key to mastering a language is not classroom instruction, a large vocabulary or correct grammar.

Women close regular season with 75-59 loss to Tennessee Temple

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

Since tipping off for the first time in 2012, the Bruins women’s basketball team has scored 1,496 points, logged 1,000 minutes, and won 17 games in 25 tries at home.

University to host week-long blood drive

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

Doctors, nurses, paramedics, BJU students. All of these can save lives.

New faculty member desires to touch lives through design

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

When graphic designer Chris Barnhart came to Greenville to work on a seminary degree, he had no idea he would join the BJU art faculty full-time. . .

Jones reflects on presidency, prays for God’s future direction

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

As BJU President Dr. Stephen Jones prepares to wrap up his nine years as president on May 9, he looks back on his experiences with fondness. . .

UniComm Media Group: advertising to Greenville’s Hispanic community

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

First impressions are lasting impressions. We all know what it’s like to carefully choose an outfit for the first day of school, an important job interview or artist series.

Three Bruins seniors honored at last regular-season game

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

There are many factors in the equation that leads a team to a winning season. Teamwork, chemistry, a coachable spirit and a passion. . .

Talkback: If you could name one of the campus hawks, what would you name it?

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

Cristian Valadez, Liana Sora, Aaron Berry, Rachel Georges and David Bacon answer this week's question.

Photostory — Aida: An opera two years in the making

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

About two years ago, planning began for what will be one of the biggest productions in BJU’s history, Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida.

Patriots hold off Royals in 20-point-deficit victory

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

The Beta Gamma Delta Patriots took on the Pi Gamma Delta Royals last Friday night, and the Patriots handed the Royals their third straight loss. . .

Column: Culture Shock

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

From island food to Southern cooking. From having only three local fast-food chains to having every fast-food chain imaginable. . .

Week at a Glance

Collegian Staff • February 28, 2014

Leadership Workshop: Business Communication, Woodwind Ensembles, Leadership Workshop: Biblical Discipleship, and Extemporaneous Writing Contest.