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• BJU student commissioned as officer in the Air Force (The Collegian)
  March 12, 2010
  Asha De, a senior premed/predent major was selected to be one of the 200 students who received a national scholarship to serve as an officer for the U.S. Air Force.
• Dr. Jim Berg to transition to the Seminary
  March 12, 2010
  Dr. Jim Berg will transition from dean of students to a new position in the Seminary in mid-July. Eric Newton, currently the assistant dean of students, will become dean of students upon Dr. Berg's transition.
• BJUnited vs. Furman soccer match — March 20
  March 10, 2010
  BJUnited will play the Furman University Paladins in a soccer match on Saturday, March 20. The match will be at 7 p.m. at Alumni Stadium. The game is free and open to the public.
• Bible Conference — March 21-26
  March 9, 2010
  The Bible Conference week is filled with encouraging preaching from world-renowned speakers, sacred and classical music presentations and a full schedule of events. Each service will be webcast.
• Academic Program Changes for 2010-2011
  March 5, 2010
  We are making changes to our academic programs. These changes include enhancements to the core curriculum, structural realignments and optional minors.
• BJU takes 2nd place in regional programming contest
  March 2, 2010
  On February 27, BJU sent 5 teams to a head-to-head competition of intercollegiate computer programming teams. BJU won 2nd Place in the Senior and Junior Divisions.
• Samson et Dalila is March 9, 11, 13 — tickets are available
  March 1, 2010
  Tickets are available for the upcoming production of Samson et Dalila. The Opera Association will present 3 performances of Camille Saint-Saëns’ dramatic and beautiful opera.
• Opportunity Days arriving March 18-19 — Register by March 8
  February 19, 2010
  Websites and brochures can help you make the crucial decision of which college to attend, but nothing beats seeing a place with your own eyes. If you are in 9th–12th grade, we invite you to BJU on March 18–19.
• The King’s Singers coming Feb. 23
  February 15, 2010
  The King’s Singers will present a concert on Feb. 23. Tickets are still available to hear this world-renowned ensemble.
• Christian school recruiters seek potential employees (The Collegian)
  February 12, 2010
  More than 70 schools from across the U.S. and several foreign countries are seeking to employ Bob Jones University students.
• Reserve your seat on our final College Up Close trips of the semester
  February 12, 2010
  See college life firsthand on February 24 or March3. Catch a ride on our motor coach from one of several stops in the northeast states on our way to campus.
• Day of Prayer — Review
  February 10, 2010
  Each semester faculty and students take a break from classes to spend a morning in prayer. The second semester’s Day of Prayer was Tuesday, February 9.
• Bible Conference Offering Project — Dining Common renovations
  February 8, 2010
  This year's Bible Conference offering will be used to renovate the Dining Common. See renderings of the renovations and be a part of the project.
• Pre-college Programs Community Open House – February 15
  February 1, 2010
  You are invited to the Bob Jones Elementary, Junior High and Academy Community Open House. Come see the finest academic training available in the upstate.
• 38th Annual Christian High School Invitational — Results
  January 25, 2010
  BJU welcomes 8 Christian schools to its 38th Annual Christian High School Invitational Tournament. View the teams, schedule and brackets.
• Second semester calendar highlights
  January 14, 2010
  Each month of second semester is full of events. View a brief calendar highlighting some of the big events on campus.
• Alaska Cruise — July 3–10
  January 14, 2010
  Make your plans to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Alaska Inside Passage. Make your reservations by February 1 to lock in your rates.
• Journeys of Paul Tour — spaces are limited
  January 14, 2010
  Do not miss this unforgettable opportunity to follow the footsteps of the Apostle Paul. Journey through Greece and visit cities such as Macedonia and Corinth. Spots are filling quickly.
• Opening Services of Second Semester
  January 8, 2010
  Evangelistic services will take place at 7 p.m. on Jan. 14 and 15 in the Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium. This semester’s speaker will be Rev. Mike Manor.
• Reformation Tour — reservation deadline is Jan. 20
  December 22, 2009
  Make your reservation to be a part of the 2010 Reformation Tour. Visit Rome, Venice, Zurich, Worms, London and many other cities. Spots are filling up quickly.
• Download a Christmas desktop wallpaper
  December 16, 2009
  Get a Christmas desktop wallpaper for your desktop.
• Christmas Lighting — photos/video
  December 7, 2009
  View the photos and videos from the Christmas Lighting Ceremony.
• ‘Living in light of the Gospel’ while on break (The Collegian)
  December 7, 2009
  In a few weeks, many students will travel home and resume jobs from the summer or find other work. Here are a few practical ways to share your faith in the workplace.
• Handel's Messiah — Dec. 11-13
  December 3, 2009
  Join the University's orchestra and 90 singers from the Chorale and Concert Choir in celebration of the Christmas season with Handel's Messiah.
• Christmas Carol Sing and Lighting — Dec. 4
  November 30, 2009
  Come join us for the Christmas Carol Sing and Lighting on December 4 at 6:30 p.m. The event will also be webcast.
• Turkey Bowl 2009 Highlights — video/photos
  November 23, 2009
  In the 2009 Turkey Bowl, Beta Gamma beat Basil 4-1 to win their 2nd straight championship. View highlights from the game.
• Thanksgiving Praise Service — videos/music excerpts
  November 23, 2009
  Today's Thanksgiving Praise Service, "Portraits of Praise," provided a time of spiritual refreshment for the university family. The program presented 3 truths: God is my salvation, God is my joy and God is my strength.
• Turkey Bowl 2009 — Saturday, Nov. 21
  November 17, 2009
  Do not miss the capstone of men’s soccer this Saturday—the Turkey Bowl—when the Beta Gamma Delta Patriots and the Basilean Eagles will face off in the championship game.
• Turkey Bowl 5K Run is Nov. 21 — register by Nov. 20
  November 16, 2009
  The Turkey Bowl 5K Run, sponsored by the Alumni Association, is Nov. 21 at 9 a.m. The deadline to register is noon on the 20th.
• Thanksgiving at BJU
  November 9, 2009
  This year's Thanksgiving season is full of events including concerts, sports, a play and more.
• Great Expectations is Nov. 18-21 — tickets are available
  November 4, 2009
  Tickets are available for the upcoming production of Great Expectations. The Classic Players will present 4 performances of this adaption of Charles Dickens' classic novel.
• Heritage Day — October 29, 2009
  October 30, 2009
  BJU’s annual Heritage Day is a time set aside to present the university family with an example of God’s providence in the history of the school. This year’s presentation was a video titled “A Short and Fevered Rehearsal” about Rodeheaver Auditorium.
• BJU to host annual High School Festival (The Collegian)
  October 30, 2009
  More than 900 high school students representing 20 states will spend Monday through Friday focusing their talents and gifts through competition in the 35th annual High School Festival and Preaching Conference.
• High School Festival & Preaching Conference schedule available
  October 29, 2009
  BJU hosts the High School Festival & Preaching Conference on Nov. 2-5. The full schedule is now available.
• Saving lives, one pint at a time (The Collegian)
  October 26, 2009
  During the week of Oct. 26-30, the Community Service Council and the Blood Connection will host an on-campus blood drive that occurs one time each semester.
• Alaska Cruise
  October 23, 2009
  Bob and Beneth Jones invite you to mark your calendar for July 3–10, 2010, to enjoy the breathtaking scenery of the Alaska Inside Passage.
• Journeys of Paul Tour — reservations open
  October 22, 2009
  Make your reservation to be a part of the Journeys of Paul Tour. Visit Ephesus, Laodicea, Istanbul, Philippi, Thessaloniki and many other cities.
• Missions Emphasis Week
  October 21, 2009
  Every year during Bob Jones University’s Missions Emphasis Week, mission boards and missionaries serving around the world present their ministries to the university family.
• Read Notes, the Division of Music newsletter
  October 16, 2009
  Find out the latest news from the Division of Music including a closer look at faculty members, a new faculty member and recent award winners.
• Farm Fest — Recap
  October 13, 2009
  Bob Jones University hosted Farm Fest on Saturday, Oct. 10. About 1,600 people enjoyed the warm weather at Harvest Acres in Greenville, S.C. for a day of games and preaching.
• BJU hosts Special Olympics
  October 2, 2009
  Bob Jones University will host the annual Special Olympics/Washington Center Challenge Day from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, October 2 in the Davis Field House and adjoining Alumni Stadium.
• Day of Prayer focuses on reverencing God’s name
  October 1, 2009
  Faculty, staff and students focused on reverencing God’s name on this year’s Day of Prayer, Sept. 30. Matthew 6:9 was the theme verse for the day.
• Unusual Films launches feature film website
  September 30, 2009
  Unsual Films launched the website for the 1920's Baseball Film Project. Visit to read about the film, read production notes and learn how about the film's casting call.
• Farm Fest welcomes area teens — Oct. 10
  September 30, 2009
  Area teens are invited to attend Farm Fest on October 10. This one-day experience is packed full of carnival-type challenges "out in the pasture," delicious food, hilarious skits and great music. In addition to these festivities, teens will attend three preaching services held under the "big tent."
• Dallas Brass concert is Oct. 1 — tickets available
  September 25, 2009
  The first event in the Concert, Opera & Drama Series is the Dallas Brass. Tickets are available for the Oct. 1 concert.
• Cal Thomas convocation recap
  September 23, 2009
  Cal Thomas, America's No. 1 syndicated columnist, addressed the university family at a special convocation this past Tuesday evening. Approximately 5,000 people attended.
• Cal Thomas to speak at convocation — Sept. 22 (The Collegian)
  September 18, 2009
  Columnist Cal Thomas will address the university family Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. for a special convocation held in Founder's Memorial Amphitorium.
• Introducing our new application and Apply area
  September 16, 2009
  We have launched our new Applying to BJU area and application with the capability to save your progress, check your application status and more.
• Senator Jim DeMint book signing — Sept. 18
  September 16, 2009
  On September 18 Senator Jim DeMint will be at the Campus Store to sign his book Saving Freedom: We Can Stop America's Slide Into Socialism.
• BJU launches BJUOnline
  September 15, 2009
  Bob Jones University recently launched BJUOnline, a distance learning portal providing access to online classes and independent learning courses which can be taken for college credit.
• Seminary Retreat recap
  September 15, 2009
  This weekend seminary students and faculty paused from studying and teaching for a time of fellowship, discipleship, preaching and discussion.
• High School Festival and Preaching Conference — Nov. 2-5
  September 11, 2009
  High school and homeschool students are welcome to participate in the High School Festival and Preaching Conference. The deadline to register is October 2.
• Reformation Tour 2010 — reservations open
  September 10, 2009
  Make your reservation to be a part of the 2010 Reformation Tour. Visit Rome, Venice, Zurich, Worms, London and many other cities.
• Opening Exercises and Society Induction
  September 8, 2009
  This past weekend Opening Exercises were held, and Rand Hummel was the speaker. New students picked a society to join and were inducted.
• Opening Weekend
  August 31, 2009
  Students arrived this past weekend to check in, move in and prepare for the start of a new year.
• Opening services on Sept. 3 and 4 at 7 p.m. — live webcast available
  August 31, 2009
  Evangelistic services will take place 7 p.m. on Sept. 3 and 4 in Founder’s Memorial Amphitorium.