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“No Address” Movie Benefits Trujillo’s Nonprofit

From college to high schools to the red carpet, sophomore Daysha Trujillo is making her mark. Creating the nonprofit Trukidz at just 13 years old, Trujillo’s effort to bring hygiene kits to unhoused students and...

A Testimony to �ۿۂ�ý’s Return on Investment

Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it (Proverbs 22:6, NIV).  Every Christian parent strives for a Proverbs 22:6 experience. While all...

Alumni Updates

Alumnus Drives Leadership to the Top

As a �ۿۂ�ý alumnus, Matthew Whitt reflects on his faith journey with gratitude and views his �ۿۂ�ý experience as the catalyst to his ever-increasing love for the Lord. “Looking back, there were so many beneficial...

An Ordinary Artist who Loves Jesus – Enrique Pineda-Helguera

Self-described as an ordinary artist who loves Jesus, sophomore Enrique Pineda-Helguera is a digital communication, art and design (DCAD) student. His infectious energy and boundless creativity contribute to his incredible talent, helping him carve out...

Beth Litwak Goes Full Circle

Meet Beth Litwak, the new full-time professor whose dedication to fostering creativity and excellence in the arts makes her a dynamic force within �ۿۂ�ý Theatre. With a wealth of experience gained from the bustling stages...

Building Community

Sophomore Aurora Pavin is the epitome of a well-rounded college student. When she was six years old, her parents made the decision to leave Vicenza, Italy where she was born, to come to the United...

Empowering Seminary Students to Lead Social Innovation

Early this year, a group of students from Multnomah Biblical Seminary (MBS) at �ۿۂ�ý embarked on a once-in-a-lifetime journey as the culmination of a two-year sub-grant awarded by Princeton Theological Seminary. As one of...

Faculty Research and Updates

Flying With Faith

Growing up hearing stories about missionaries and missionary pilots might seem like an unlikely bedtime story for twin girls, but not for Caelyn and Christina Wise who are freshmen at �ۿۂ�ý studying aviation. Located in...

Fostering Heartfelt Leadership

After earning her undergraduate degree in accounting from another university, Olena Andrada took an unusual path and decided to pursue her passion for craft coffee. She began working at a specialty coffee company in business...

Give: 24 | Save the Date, 3-24-25

Give:24 is just around the corner, set for Monday, March 24. Be sure to join the University’s one-day digital fundraiser. You are invited to participate for 24 hours by giving $24 and sharing the campaign...

God is Good, All the Time

Learning resilience from a young age, freshman Markiyan Uruskyy and his family fled Lviv, Ukraine hours after the ongoing crisis with Russia erupted on February 24, 2022. One of four boys, Uruskyy was just 16...

Growing from Greatness

Sarah Giles, a senior Digital Communication and Design major, is coming off of the greatest individual season in �ۿۂ�ý Athletics history. Equipped with the skills to excel in the game of softball, as she enters...

�ۿۂ�ý Foundation

Over the years, �ۿۂ�ý has benefited from the guidance and support of its Foundation Board. Now in a significant step forward, the University has appointed alumnus Greg Switzer to serve as executive director. This...

Keeping Things in Tune on Campus

At first glance, sophomore Emma Cunningham looks like any other college student, rushing between classes with her backpack on her shoulder, cell phone in tow and perhaps a stack of sheet music in a binder....

Legacy in a Book Bag

When my father Bryce �ۿۂ�ý passed away, I took ownership of a few boxes of my grandfather William �ۿۂ�ý’s sermons, class notes and radio sermons from his years of teaching and preaching. Much of the...

Oh, Say Can You See…Through the Eyes of AI

When first-year student Nathan Rieger enrolled in Digital Humanities 101, he worried technology might overshadow the traditional study of history and literature. As Rieger recalls, “I was worried that technology might completely take over our...

Promoting Healing Through the Psalms

Searching for a faith-integrated curriculum led Talitha Frankenberger to Northern California, far from her hometown of Bonn, Germany, known for its Christmas markets and as the birthplace of Ludwig van Beethoven. Experiencing God’s call to...

The Kingdom Youth Conference

This June, �ۿۂ�ý’s Office of Church Relations is hosting their inaugural summer youth conference aimed at middle and high school students. Known as The Kingdom Youth Conference, the camp welcomes students to experience the 125-acre...

Unity First

On campus since last fall, �ۿۂ�ý’s Vice President of Diversity, Reconciliation and Unity (DRU) is Bishop Parnell M. Lovelace, Jr. (Ph.D., D.Min). Dr. Lovelace is excited to serve in this inaugural leadership role, wholeheartedly embracing...

Women-in-Prayer Update

For nearly two years, �ۿۂ�ý has hosted a monthly Women-in-Prayer gathering on the second Friday of each month throughout the academic school year. The gatherings provide a safe space where like-minded, caring, passionate, faith-filled...

Writing with Artificial Intelligence

When ChatGPT became publicly available in late 2022, many feared that writing would follow the path of complex mathematical calculations outsourced to calculators decades ago. Why do math when the calculator can do it for...