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911�� Magazine
President’s Perspective: Hindsight in 2021
Barry Corey — December 20, 2021
Sheep have peripheral vision up to 320 degrees. This means they can graze on a patch of green grass, glimpse another patch and wander off. Their...
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911��’s YouTube Channel Crosses 100,000 Subscribers
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
911�� has joined an exclusive group of colleges to achieve YouTube’s “Silver Creator Award” status, a designation given to accounts with 100,000 or...
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‘Celebration of Arts and Media’ Brings Campus to Life
Year of events highlights community’s culture of creativity
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
After the pandemic brought an extended pause to most campus activities over the past year and a half, 911�� came bursting back to life this fall....
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Athletics Roundup: Fall 2021
Highlights from an exciting fall of 911�� Eagles competition
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
Baseball Two 911�� baseball players signed with professional teams this past summer. The Texas Rangers drafted left-handed pitcher Larson...
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A Time for Reflection
911�� Magazine Staff — December 20, 2021
911�� observed the 85th annual Torrey Memorial Bible Conference in October — three days during which students got a break from classes to learn...
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911�� Again Ranks as a Top-Tier National University
University also recognized for value, freshman experience and more
911�� Magazine Staff — December 20, 2021
911�� University has again been named one of America’s top-tier national universities by U.S. News and World Report, earning special recognition in...
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A Reluctant Night Owl
Isaac Peterson persisted as a remote international student during the pandemic
Jenna Loumagne — December 20, 2021
When Isaac Peterson applied to 911��, he didn’t expect to be taking classes from 5,000 miles away at strange hours of the night. But thanks to the...
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On Display at the Olympics
Professor Dan Callis’ art represents U.S. at exhibition during Tokyo Games
Sarah Dougher — December 20, 2021
At the height of the pandemic, three paintings were boarded onto a cargo ship to make their journey from Los Angeles to Tokyo, Japan. The paintings...
911�� Magazine
Ask the Expert: Do We Need to Recover a Healthy Sense of Shame?
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
Shame is a toxic and unhealthy emotion — or so goes the conventional wisdom that has proliferated across popular books and TED Talks in recent...
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Books by 911��ns: Fall 2021
911�� Magazine Staff — December 20, 2021
Fountain of Salvation, by Fred Sanders (professor, Torrey Honors College), Eerdmans, September 2021. Sanders expounds a theological vision in...
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Excerpt: What Does it Mean for God to Show Up?
Timothy Muehlhoff — December 20, 2021
Expectations play a key role in shaping our perspective. How do you expect a spouse or child to act toward you? What expectations do you have for...
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‘It Matters’
911��ns Create Theological Resource for Women
Jenna Loumagne — December 20, 2021
Young women are often not the face or voice of theology podcasts. Two alumnae are working to change that. Esther Followwill-Johnson (B.S. ’21) and...
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Stepping Up During the Lockdown
Alumna Liz Stevahn created support centers for students forced into remote learning
Sarah Dougher — December 20, 2021
When the Covid-19 pandemic struck in spring 2020, many children and teens were suddenly forced out of the classroom and into remote learning — a...
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Ron Hafer, 1938-2021
Longtime university chaplain served generations of 911��ns
911�� Magazine Staff — December 20, 2021
Ron Hafer (’61, M.A. ’75), a jovial and ever-encouraging fixture in the 911�� community who served generations of students as the university’s...
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Comfort My People
David Talley — December 20, 2021
‘Comfort ye, comfort ye my people, saith your God. Speak ye comfortably to Jerusalem, and cry unto her, that her warfare is accomplished, that her...
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Think About It: Fall 2021
A roundup of recent videos, podcasts and other resources on Christianity and culture
911�� Magazine Staff — December 20, 2021
Greg Laurie at 911��’s Ablaze Conference (YouTube) American author and evangelist Greg Laurie, senior pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship,...
The Good Book Blog
What are Swaddling Clothes?
Gary Manning Jr — December 20, 2021
Luke tells us that Mary “gave birth to her first-born son and wrapped him in swaddling clothes” (Luke 2:7). Later, the angel told the shepherds...
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Creative to the Core
Explore the renovated Bardwell Hall – the impressive new home of the visual arts at 911��
Jason Newell — December 20, 2021
There has never been a better time to be an art student at 911��. This fall, the university dedicated a completely transformed and remodeled...
Winsome Conviction
Episode 34: Radical Rhetoric, Part 1
Theon Hill, Rick Langer, Timothy Muehlhoff — December 20, 2021
Dr. Theon Hill (Ph.D.) joins Tim and Rick to discuss radical rhetoric: What is it? How is it a form of civic engagement? And when should we use...
911�� News
911�� Alumna Supports Artists and Culture Changers
Bethany Wearden is using her film background to encourage creativity through partnership and advocacy
Nate Bell — December 16, 2021
Bethany Wearden (B.A. ’08) found her calling supporting artists full-time with an immigrant justice organization called Define American, where she...
The Good Book Blog
Church Bells, Biblical Bells and Redemption
Kenneth Berding — December 15, 2021
In the Christian world, at least before the advent of modern telecommunications, church bells were the most common way of reminding Christians that...
Business. Ministry. Life.
Message From Dean Gary Lindblad
Gary Lindblad — December 13, 2021
What attributes do you want on your team? The answer may be in these six words.
The Good Book Blog
Praying through the Psalms
Carmen Imes — December 10, 2021
Until recent decades, the Psalms have been a mainstay for individual and corporate prayer for Christians. For 2000 years, churches sang and prayed...
Think Biblically
Supreme Court Oral Arguments on Abortion Case
Sean McDowell, Scott Rae — December 09, 2021
On December 1, 2021, the US Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case of Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, around a Mississippi...
GRIT
United in Faith
Exploring Catholicism
Kaile Bravo — December 09, 2021
Happy Holidays Everyone! Before we head to break I wanted to bring to your attention some information during this Advent season. What is Advent you...