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By Ireland E. Kost

Graduation at CIU is one of my favorite celebrations to attend. Family members unashamedly hollering out congratulations from the back of Shortess chapel, professors draped in

“Redemption is real.” The words of one of the graduates of the CIU Prison Initiative who received his Associate of Arts degree during commencement ceremonies at the Kirkland Correctional Institution

All is merry and bright around the �ǿ����޴�ý campus as the Student Life Office added a festive Christmas environment with special late night study breaks through finals week.

The website NoGRE.com looked at the tuition rates of every accredited Master of Divinity program in the United States with one simple goal in mind: identify the programs offering the best value

A book by the dean of the �ǿ����޴�ý College of Intercultural Studies makes the list of Christianity Today's 2020 Book Awards.
“Christian Missions: A Concise Global History” by

New headquarters a milestone in CIU’s Monticello Road revitalization By Bob Holmes Lawrie Sikkema has lived just down the road from �ǿ����޴�ý for over 27 years. As she stood in

Dear Friends, I am so grateful for your prayers and thank you for giving to CIU! Every day we labor to build God’s Kingdom, equipping students to take the gospel to people around the corner and around

�ǿ����޴�ý President Dr. Mark Smith has been recognized for his support of U.S. military Guard and Reserve members. At a CIU Chapel service on Dec. 3, Smith was surprised by

CIU Ram Reagan Cox teams up with her mom to create Body Chek Sports Essentials
By Bob Holmes
CIU Business major and freshman Reagan Cox and her mom Christy recall the day a couple years ago when a

First women to complete course celebrate with ceremony By Ireland Kost CIU Student Writer Women who completed �ǿ����޴�ý’s first Women’s Leadership course celebrated with a

By Ireland Kost
CIU Student Writer

Students screamed cheers of ecstatic encouragement from the bleachers as Professor Dr. Mike Naylor and his volleyball team faced off against the team led by Dean

By Naomi Balk CIU Student Writer “Thank you, Jesus!” exclaimed a resident of Heyward Brockington Road as she heard CIU students were handing out groceries at the Temple Zion Baptist Church parking lot