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What Does It Mean to Be
an Evangelical Christian University?
President Philip Eaton describes the Symposium on Evangelicalism and Higher Education as the "anchoring event" to the Inaugural Year.
Through the Eyes of Faith
Prominent scholars met at SPU in February to discuss the Christian intellect and the future for evangelical higher education.Cultivating Christian Thought
From the early Church to modern science, Symposium topics were wide-ranging. Response reports on the presentations of four visiting scholars.The Meaning of Wesleyan Roots
In a guest essay, Eastern Nazarene College President Kent Hill outlines the essentials of SPU's founding tradition.Wesley and Higher Education
Why did so many colleges and universities arise out of the Wesleyan tradition? How does that heritage strengthen SPU today?
Faculty Interview: Christians,
Scholars and Teachers
Three SPU professors talk candidly about the practical challenges of teaching students to think as Christians.Alumni at Microsoft Donate Software
Pastors Breakfasts Feature Symposium Speakers
Fitch Among the Presenters at National Science Conference
The Modern Novel Has Ancient Roots, Says Roseman in Marston Lecture
SPU Religion Professors Deliver Paper at Point Loma
Global Frontiers: Weter Lecturer Hopes to "Shake Up" Common Cultural Assumptionss
Faculty Addresses Continue This Spring
Lewis, Bach, Michelangelo: "Life-Changing" Influences
Student Quartet Competes Internationally
SPU Receives Communications Honors
Moonlighting
The assistant athletic coaches at SPU often lead a double life: a full-time day job combined with long hours of coaching student athletes.Women Win First Conference Crown
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