Amidst frigid temperatures and brilliant Wisconsin sunshine, over 200 guests gathered to relive a moment in time. For some this included ingesting a few more meals in the camp’s dining hall or the opportunity to strap on cross-country skis or snowshoes to travel the snow-packed trails that surround the idyllic facility. But one reason stood universal for all who returned to the campus: to reconnect with a year that inspired them to deep change and growth.

2013 marks Cairn University’s 100th anniversary. In January, we unveiled a special centennial logo and the centennial theme, “Great is Thy Faithfulness.” Beginning with Commencement in May 2013 and concluding with Commencement 2014, Cairn will be celebrating God’s great faithfulness throughout its history as well as casting a vision for a second century. Throughout the …

This winter, the University published By Design: Developing a Philosophy of Education Informed by a Christian Worldview, a book by Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Dr. Marti MacCullough. Dr. MacCullough’s book serves as a guide for pre-service teachers and Christian teachers who have not considered their own practices and beliefs from a Christian worldview.

“God has equipped you beyond any other generation because of what God has made available to you beyond any other generation. Will you respond to the marching orders of the Holy Spirit? Will you say, ‘God, as You do Your work in an international, interrelated, interdependent, and integrated Church, here am I, send me.’?”

“White Stone Gallery has always been honored to associate with Philadelphia Biblical University. But now that the name of the school more closely reflects its core values, it will be easier for the gallery to explain and publicize projects with the University.”

When a university changes its name, it is important to let people know. From communications with alumni and friends to interactions with our local community, from radio ads to billboards, from magazine ads to signs on our campus, the avenues are numerous.

There were various names nominated for consideration as a mascot, and the top three were put to a vote for student input before the University leadership made the final decision. The overwhelming majority voted to choose the Highlanders as the new University mascot.