Dan Griffin, vice president of enrollment management, his wife and five children have spent the past two months living in very close quarters. The family, while in transition from Toccoa Falls, Georgia, moved into the […]
As each soon-to-be-graduate prepares to walk across the stage and descend its stairs, diploma in hand, the fear of the unknown could be creeping slyly into their minds. Kalee Hall, senior French and English double major, […]
The sound of Joshua Powell and the Great Train Robbery will echo through the Casey Jones Amphitheater Friday, April 10 at 7 p.m. as people gather for music and a charitable cause. The folk band […]
While in seminary, Harry Lee “Hal” Poe, Charles Colson professor of faith and culture, thought without a doubt he would be a pastor. He said he liked the idea of being able to know people […]
Room 101 of White Hall was filled Tuesday, March 17 with students and the kind, enthusiastic voice of James Huggins, university professor of biology. Along with BIOME, Biologists in Observation of the Master’s Earth, Huggins […]
The sound of rattling, thin metal, followed by a sharp snap echoed through the Fred Delay Gymnasium. No sooner than the tape measurer had retracted were the measurements taken down and a new task underway. […]
Doug May, senior music education major, looked around him. He was at a Saturday market that spanned for miles between the lanes on the street, and he took it all in. “I love this place […]
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