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.
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.
Southern Adventist University’s Fall Week of Worship, “Beloved,” drew up to 912 students and culminated in eight baptisms as students reflected on God’s love and grace.
Aaron Beltran reflects on his student missionary year in Kosrae, sharing how loneliness and life in a new culture led him to find family, friendship and a deeper experience of God through Manny and Betty De Guzman.
Southern Adventist University welcomes alumnus Wesley Bradford as a new assistant professor and band director. Bradford returns to Southern after years of involvement with the university’s music program.
After a year serving at The Olmalaika Trust in Kenya, Sydney Wright reflects on how the girls she hoped to serve changed her understanding of love, faith, service and purpose.
At Southern Adventist University, one LifeGroup is using soccer as a way to bring students together, creating opportunities for competition, friendship, worship and spiritual growth.
A graduate student at Southern Adventist University created Hana AI, a self-hosted research assistant that uses AI to analyze campus documents.
A student advocacy project examines how rising tuition and stagnant wages are affecting student workers’ finances, academics and well-being.
By: Pastor Byard Parks The young senator John F. Kennedy was making his last stop of a long campaign day, visiting the University of Michigan. It was 2 o’clock on a cold October morning, yet 10,000 students had gathered outside in the dark, waiting for this presidential candidate to roll in. After arriving, Kennedy made …
From: City of Collegedale Commissioner Laura Howse Collegedale Is Moving Forward I was introduced to someone recently who expressed concern about the state of the city. Let me be the first to assure you: Collegedale is in a really good place. Of course, we can and will improve, but I know my fellow commissioners and …
Domestic violence remains an often-unreported issue. Southern Adventist University students discuss reporting concerns, supporting victims and finding resources for safety.
Southern Adventist University health science students connected through pickleball, popsicles and friendly competition at a social event designed to build community within the major.
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.
Southern Adventist University students continue to face parking challenges as new campus developments, residence hall traffic and limited spaces create congestion across campus.
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.