Returning Home for Christmas
After a successful semester of in-person and online classes, students are ready to take time to relax during Christmas break.
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A Christmas Lights Celebration Like No Other
Bringing the annual tradition to life in a new format, a dedicated team worked hard all semester to spread Christmas cheer.
Fine Arts Series: Cyrano de Bergerac
With a performance run as long as the title character’s nose, the cast and crew brought “Cyrano de Bergerac” to life this fall.
Turkey Bowl 2020: A Fall for All
Before the switch to online classes after Thanksgiving, the student body enjoyed the women’s and men’s collegian soccer championships along with Harvest Fest.
In Concert: Fall Music Performances
Throughout the fall semester, on-campus concerts captivated audiences with live musical performances.
A Protected Freedom, A Personal Decision
This fall, students have been preparing with confidence to vote in the upcoming national election.
New Career Services Program: Career Link
In the spirit of striving for excellence, Career Services has launched a new platform to help students and alumni connect with businesses and ministries looking for qualified candidates.
Swing of the Semester: How Students Have Adjusted to Change
After adjusting to a very different fall semester, students are still finding ways to grow together.
A Firm Foundation: History & Political Science
Alumni in history and political science are using their positions to stand for truth and excellence using biblical principles.
Hurricane Sally: Preparation, Protection, and Praise
After stepping up where needed, staff and students provided support in response to the storm.
Members and Ministries: Anticipated Events Adapted for Involvement
The adapted Greek Rush and Christian Service Expo offered fun, safe experiences while encouraging new students to get involved with on-campus groups and ministries.
Time to Build Up: Summer Grad Classes
Grad students focused their attention on sharpening their skills both online and in person through several weeks of summer classes.