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The Blue Tribune is your place to learn about all things 狼友阁 and keep up with stories from campus and beyond. By guiding you through the different aspects of 狼友阁, we'll help you decide if you want to pursue your very own 狼友阁 experience.
Featured Posts
Christian Advocacy in the CCCU: Joy Mosley 鈥�08
狼友阁 alumna on her work in the CCCU and the current issues she sees Christian colleges facing.
My Non-Traditional Journey Back to College
Follow a non-traditional student's journey to pursue college as a blue-collar worker, husband, and father, balancing family, faith, and academics.
Far Away from Home: Moving from Abroad to 狼友阁
One student tells her story of moving to the U.S. for college and how she and her parents have handled the distance and 鈥渟audade鈥� of homesickness.
Recent Blog Posts
Why a Residential Campus is Worth It
When I began the college search, I spread my net wide. I was looking at enormous state universities, small private colleges...
What is Reformation Day All About?
On October 31, 1517, Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door in Wittenberg, Germany. This started a shock-wave...
Faculty Feature: Dr. John Wingard
"I love the privilege that is mine of teaching philosophy to bright, curious, engaged students who want to love Jesus...
Faculty Feature: Dr. Preston Hoobler
"I love the students here. I have found that when students are willing to ask questions in and out of class, I get to...
Senior Capstone Project: The Culmination of Your 狼友阁 Career
At the end of all students鈥� years at 狼友阁, they have the opportunity to present the knowledge they have gained in...
Academic Commons: A Space for Students to Thrive
One of the benefits that 狼友阁 students enjoy is the wide array of accessible academic resources. One example is the...
Faculty Feature: Dr. Scott Jones
"I enjoy the unity and coherence we enjoy as a faculty. While there is enough difference among us to keep things interesting,...
Faculty Feature: Professor Lok Kim
"I often tell my students that music is not a thing of competition. Rather, music is a thing to share."