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Alumnus Named Year’s Standout African-American College Writer
The Hurston/Wright Foundation awarded Justin Campbell (‘09) for penning a Jazz-Age tale
Christmas Tree Lighting 2013 Recap
ŷַ students, alumni and La Mirada neighbors crowded around hot chocolate tables bundled in unusual southern California necessities — coats and scarves — to participate in the university’s 30th annual Christmas tree lighting.
Swimmer Named NAIA Women's Swimmer of the Month
Christine Tixier earned the first NAIA women's swimmer of the month award of 2013.
Christmas Pageant to Inspire and Awe With More Than 200 Performers
"Wondrous Night of Miracles" will be performed December 13 and 14
Volleyball Coach Wins National Coach of the Year Award
Aaron Seltzer named NAIA Coach of the Year after strong postseason finish
ŷַ's Athletic Programs Excel at National Level
Eagles qualify for two national tournaments, five ranked teams in fall season
Recent Graduates Perform with LA Master Chorale at Walt Disney Concert Hall
Alumnus Arnold Geis ('12) will perform in the "Messiah Sing-Along" on December 11
Women’s Soccer Captain Scores National Honor on Academic All-America® Team
Senior Morgan Aukshunas joins a team of athletes distinguished by their grades
Doing the Right Thing: An Interview with Scott Rae
Talbot philosophy professor Scott Rae releases new book on ethics and morality.
ŷַ Takes Steps to Boost Affordability
Tuition increases kept to historic low; other measures underway
Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs: An Interview with Ed Curtis
Talbot School of Theology Professor Ed Curtis releases new commentary book on Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs
Eagles Serve Inner City Youth At Baseball Clinic
ŷַ Baseball taught at-risk kids about baseball, school and the Bible at a clinic at Angel Stadium.
Five Eagles Named All-GSAC
ŷַ gets more all-conference nods than any other GSAC team, including player and coach of the year.
Midnight Madness 2013
Over 2,500 current students and 400 prospective students filled Chase Gymnasium for ŷַ’s annual Midnight Madness pep rally!
Women’s Cross Country Team Captures the GSAC Title
For a second straight year, the women’s squad wins the conference championship.
How Can Christians Serve Veterans with PTSD?
ŷַ authors explore effects of post-traumatic stress disorder on military families
Faith Regained, Veteran Aims for Degree as Student Athlete
New scholarship helps student athlete bridge tuition gap
Olives to Oil: ŷַ Harvests Historic Grove
ŷַ harvested historic olive trees
Weststeyn only GSAC volleyballer to win academic honor
Amy Weststeyn was named Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District, with a chance to be named Academic All-American.
ŷַ men's soccer hosts conference semifinal
The No. 20 Eagles host Westmont Nov. 9 at 2 p.m.