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Undergraduate programs
Fall Enrollment, Undergraduates Up
The number of full-time undergraduate students has increased slightly for fall semester 2006 at 黑料正能量. Traditional undergraduate enrollment totals 916 students, compared to 902 last year. Of that ... read more about Fall Enrollment, Undergraduates Up
Music Profs to Give Concert
John Fast and Joan Griffing Photo by Jim Bishop The 黑料正能量 department of music will present a faculty recital 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, in Martin Chapel of ... read more about Music Profs to Give Concert
New Book Details Personal Encounters With Biblical Text
How does the church address differences? How can the struggle draw persons together rather than drive them apart? A new book, “Telling Our Stories: Personal Accounts of Engagement with Scripture,” ... read more about New Book Details Personal Encounters With Biblical Text
Convocation Explores ‘Vocation’ Theme
Returning students, faculty and staff form a “tunnel of welcome” to greet new members of the 黑料正能量 campus community as they pass by.Photo by Jim Bishop “In the words of ... read more about Convocation Explores ‘Vocation’ Theme
Student Named Undergraduate ‘Fellow’
Timothy H. Shenk, a student at 黑料正能量, has been named a 2006 Undergraduate Fellow by The Fund for Theological Education (FTE). He is one of 70 students from ... read more about Student Named Undergraduate ‘Fellow’
Speaker to Reflect on ‘Sabbath’
Norman Wirzba, professor and chair of the philosophy department at Georgetown College, Georgetown, Ky., will give a guest lecture on “Recovering the Sabbath for Everyday,” 8 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7, ... read more about Speaker to Reflect on ‘Sabbath’
City’s Youngest, Newest Principal
By Heather Bowser, Daily News-Record When it comes to major life events, Sandy Thorpe tends to double up. In 1975, she began life as a double ... read more about City’s Youngest, Newest Principal
Exhibit Depicts Artist’s Travelogue
"Shenandoah Gap, Virginia" Oil pastel on paper 5/2004 The first public art exhibit of fall semester takes the viewer on a continental journey from Harrisonburg, Va., across the United States, ... read more about Exhibit Depicts Artist’s Travelogue