When Katie Albert, president of the Kangas, suggested speed dating as a Bible Conference fundraiser, she thought her officers would laugh in her face.
But much to her surprise, they enthusiastically embraced...
It feels like the Olympics is all we’ve heard about in the last month. Whether you love it or hate it, you can’t get away from it.
All the talk about the Winter Games seems to fall into two extremes:...
In the past two weeks, I’ve taken two notable walks across campus, each producing a very different feeling although taken on the exact same path and at roughly the same time.
The first walk led me to...
Who reads the terms and conditions sections of applications anymore? Who reads all of the necessary information before entering into a loan agreement? Did you read all the fine print in your student loan?...
Gaetano Donizetti, an Italian composer, transformed Sir Walter Scott’s classic novel The Bride of Lammermoor into an opera which today is known as Lucia di Lammermoor.
The University Opera Association,...
Starting May 2018, the Association of Biblical Counselors (ABC) will grant certification to Bob Jones University biblical counseling graduates who apply for membership.
A committee comprising members of...
Two Chefs Café and Market serves the Greenville community by providing fresh, healthy food at an affordable price. Located at 644 N. Main St., Two Chefs is less than a 10-minute drive from BJU’s campus.
Menu...
Both men’s and women’s Bruins basketball teams played their last regular season game Saturday.
During the halftime of the women’s game, the women’s team honored their seniors, Sha’ron Brunson...
Nineteen cinema and JMC students will battle sleep deprivation in 24-hour film and news competitions hosted by the National Religious Broadcasters for a cash prize.
The National Religious Broadcasters,...
For those majoring in fashion design, presentation is everything.
For those majoring in fashion design at BJU, the Fashion Art Exhibit in the Fine Arts Building is everything: four years of hard work finally...
“I celebrate by being with my friend,” junior university student Natalie Reed said reaching her hand across the table to Zhadaisa McDuffie, a sophomore African-American student.
“It’s important...
