The Collegian

Bruins golf team finds friendly rivalry with Benedict College

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

The Bruins golf team traveled to Columbia Saturday, March 29, and took second place in the Benedict College Spring Invitational. The invitational was a dual match between BJU and Benedict College, a historically black college.

Interior Design Majors

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

No one’s surprised when a science major walks into the science building. But why would interior design majors spend the majority of their college careers in the upper part of the science annex?

Grad students co-produce well-known story of heroism with time period twist

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

Imagine being completely in charge of producing a play, a task that includes securing a venue, selecting the play’s script and cast, designing all the set pieces and costumes, and raising your own funds through marketing strategies.

Talkback: What would you name a signature coffee or soda drink for The Den?

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

Ben Clum, Elisa Chodan, Michael Conn, Rachel Melton and Andrew Netz.

Week at a Glance

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

Outdoor Movie, Leadership Workshop, University Service Day, University Ring Orders, and Greek Forum.

Musical strings: harp, string ensembles to pluck, strum during spring concerts

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

BJU’s chamber harp ensemble will present a concert on Saturday, April 5, at 5 p.m. in Stratton Hall. The ensemble, under the direction of Mrs. Emily Waggoner of the department of instrumental studies, will feature pieces from operas by Tchaikovsky, Ponchielli and several other composers.

Bruins men battle elements, take last place at AAC tournament

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

The Bruins travelled to Tennessee on Monday, March 31, for the Appalachain Athletic Conference Spring Tournament, placing last in the two-day tournament.

Professionalism, hard work defines grad-owned landscaping operation

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

Just as the name implies, Cut Above Enterprises is a local landscaping company well known for its professional attitude and hard work.

Society men serve up badminton matches in intramural competition

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

Intramural competition served up birdies last weekend with the onset of the brief badminton season. In this lesser-known intramural sport, individuals can still compete in an intense one-on-one style of play. All regular season games were held on Saturday, March 29, with athletes competing up to five times in the same day.

Q&A with Kyle Turner

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

How did you get started with basketball? I started at 6 years old in church leagues. . .

Column: Piano

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

Every morning when I’m home, I am awoken by piano music. It isn’t my alarm or a CD; it’s my little sister Becca playing her heart out. The girl is a musical genius. She can quickly and easily learn to play any instrument she touches. She sits at the piano, and her fingers seem magical; she can play by ear or just sit and write a song.

Daily decisions determine future patterns; diligence today builds stronger tomorrow

Collegian Staff • April 4, 2014

During the last sermon of Bible Conference, Dr. Les Ollila made a profound statement that challenges us to live in awareness that each decision is important: “I am becoming what I will be in 10 years — one choice at a time.”