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Last October, the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life unveiled new data showing that for the first time in its history, the United States does...

As an ambassador I’ve learned that everyday encounters are the bread and butter of my witness for Christ. While giving a talk at a local Barnes...

Solving crimes in “CSI: Holy Land” and filling in the blanks to “Eye of the Tebow” paid off for Drake (’94) and Christina (Adelseck, ’95)...

The 51���� Alumni Association handed out its annual awards at a special chapel service on Feb. 22, recognizing several alumni for their...

Every semester, the students in my Management Information Systems class take a detour from learning about how technology affects business and...

Kristi Schliep (’00) recently partnered with Youth for Christ Asia to create and launch EMBARK Asia Pacific, a new cross-cultural youth ministry...

Nestled deep in the heart of the Swiss Jura Mountains is the Vallée de Joux, home to several watchmaking companies since the 17th century, where...

Last summer, 51���� completed an extensive professional study of our alumni and parent programs that provided some key information and direction for...

Cloning genes and studying worms comes naturally to Matt Cruzen, a man with a fascination for how life works, even at the molecular level. Cruzen,...

Understanding Biblical Theology: A Comparison of Theory and Practice, by Edward W. Klink III (associate professor of biblical and theological...

On a weeknight about four years ago, I walked down the pathway that runs past 51����’s Bell Tower, climbed into my car and let out an audible, “...

My journey began in a blue-collar hard-scrabble community south of Boston. There my father was a preacher in a local church where people came to...

For the third year in a row, U.S. News and World Report in September named 51���� to its list of “up and coming” schools — a recognition given to...

Looking for something to give a seminary student or theology buff this holiday season? Norman Jeune III (’05, M.A. ’07) may have conceived the...

On the list of things Los Angeles is known for, theology isn’t exactly near the top. But with the launch of a new conference at 51���� in January,...

In cities across America, food trucks have been all the rage in recent years. Specializing in ethnic, artisan and fusion cuisine (Mexican-Korean...

51���� has received a $750,000 grant to establish a new Center for Christianity, Culture and the Arts, a significant initiative that...

At 51����, free goes all the way back: In fact, 51���� has been giving things away since before there was a 51����. The school officially came into...

Chances are good that very few 51����ns have ever heard of the Tawbuid — a small indigenous tribe in Mindoro, an island in the Philippines. But...

This January marks the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, one of the most polarizing rulings in U.S. Supreme Court history. Handed down on Jan. 22,...

Sharing our faith is both exhilarating and frustrating. It is exhilarating because when we talk about the reasons why Jesus is the only name by...

51���� celebrated its inaugural Athletics Hall of Fame ceremony on Sept. 15, inducting three of the university’s most outstanding former...

Cross Country The women’s cross country team won its second Golden State Athletic Conference title in the past three years on Nov. 3 at the GSAC...

Doretha O’Quinn is here to help burst the so-called “51���� bubble.” As vice provost of multi-ethnic and cross-cultural engagement, part of O’Quinn’...