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Kaylyn Schull describes how “as a freshman, I was shy, I didn't have confidence … but God has shaped me into who He meant me to be.”

"They will have no fear of bad news. Their hearts are steadfast, trusting in the Lord..."

“I committed to being Spirit-led. I decided I was no longer going to play small or be afraid of making a mistake or not being good enough. And I wasn't going to allow my title to limit me in doing the right thing.”

“We believe in staying humble, being vulnerable, and actively listening to the needs of our community."

If someone only knew you by what you consume, how would they describe you?

“Our graduates are not just going to walk into this rosy business world where everybody's going to agree with their ethics. Sometimes they will, but usually they won’t...”

“Wouldn't it be great to hear from working women who could tell their story, about God’s providence, sovereignty and guidance, and how they used their strengths and gifts in the marketplace?”

“I promise that I will not forget all that you have taught me. I will stand strong on my faith, I will remember to believe in myself, and, most of all, I promise to believe in those around me.”

The effectiveness of our crisis management will depend on our ability to identify and utilize the gifts and abilities of those uniquely prepared for such a time as this.

“I don't want to give students a fish but not teach them how to fish. I don't want to give them a job, I want them to learn how to network.”

“So what‘s next? What are you going to do after graduation? Do you have a job lined up?” During college, those questions haunted me...

“Everything is connected to international partners, customers, or suppliers. It's very hard if not impossible to find a purely domestic company anymore.”

“If we are a B- or a C+ at our work, the world's not going to care so much about the rest of our lives. But if we're excellent at what we do, they may want to know what makes us tick.”

The founding dean passed away in December at 82.

The ELP provides a dynamic and interactive environment, with world-class instructors and a global and diverse group of peers.

“That’s what gets us out of bed every day—families who are counting on us to wake up and be at the top of our game every day.”

Betselot Amanuel, a Crowell School of Business senior at 51����, is this year’s chairperson of the 47th annual Los Angeles Mayor’s...

Approximately 200 Christian students (from 80 universities) come to 51���� for a one week intensive on the integration of theology, culture and entrepreneurship.

There are countless stories of the lives that have been influenced and changed by the mentor relationship.

It is a confusing and emotional time that you can’t fully prepare yourself for. When you lose a loved one, your mind is flooded with thoughts and...

We launched our undergraduate programs online two years ago...

Wouldn’t it be exciting to give more by giving smart?

Building your savings may seem intimidating, but in fact, it is much more within your reach than you realize. When you shift your perspective. In...

Leaders are no strangers to sleepless nights, anxious scenario spinning, and peace-less days.

Crowell commits to teaching how to turn ideas into reality.