Southern Adventist University celebrated the grand opening of the Ruth McKee School of Business, a fully donor-funded facility providing a...
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Southern Adventist University’s SALT program combines accredited classes with hands-on evangelism training, giving students opportunities to serve local churches and build relationships in the community.
Grayson Jenkins turned her passion for health drinks into Sip Social, a Collegedale business offering energy drinks, protein shakes and coffees with a Christian atmosphere.
The Spot Creamery has opened its second location in Collegedale, offering ice cream, Italian ice and a space where local youth and community members can gather.
Southern Adventist University health science students connected through pickleball, popsicles and friendly competition at a social event designed to build community within the major.
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A student missionary recounts an intense experience helping accident victims in the Bolivian Amazon and reflects on how a year of mission service shaped his faith and perspective.
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Southern Adventist University students continue to face parking challenges as new campus developments, residence hall traffic and limited spaces create congestion across campus.
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Grayson Jenkins turned her passion for health drinks into Sip Social, a Collegedale business offering energy drinks, protein shakes and coffees with a Christian atmosphere.
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Southern Adventist University’s SALT program combines accredited classes with hands-on evangelism training, giving students opportunities to serve local churches and build relationships in the community.
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Southern Adventist University food services are adjusting to longer lunch lines as fewer meal-plan options and increased student traffic bring more students to campus eateries.
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Southern Adventist University celebrated the grand opening of the Ruth McKee School of Business, a fully donor-funded facility providing a dedicated space for business education.
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Home Economics and Industrial Arts once taught students practical skills for daily life. A return to practical education could help college students prepare for adulthood.
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