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Women’s soccer “up to the tasks” on mission trip

No task was too small nor too hard for the ������Ƶ women’s soccer team on a summer’s mission trip to Costa Rica. The 18 women, along with three coaches, a trainer and CIU

“What I did on summer vacation.” Professor ministers to war orphans and refugees

������Ƶ Business Professor Dr. Dave Bireline is investing part of his summer ministering to Ukrainian refugee children in Moldova on the boarder of Ukraine. He's volunteering

CIU online degree fits the schedule of busy pastor and musician

Pastor Travis Greene of Forward City Church says that every church service should be a celebration that is full of energy. That’s why there’s a DJ in the lobby of Forward City, bells are rung

“A really great feeling” — ������Ƶ nurse discusses her CIU online RN to BSN experience

Registered Nurse Annabelle Clinton of ������Ƶ says studying for her online RN to BSN degree from ������Ƶ is going smoothly, adding that “it’s not like nursing school all

CIU athletes bringing soccer, the gospel to Costa Rica

As a prayer circle of 18 CIU women’s soccer players formed in the lobby of the Moore Fitness Center, final items were being stuffed into suitcases and readied for a late July missions trip to Costa

Scholarly work by Seminary’s first Ph.D. published: “Intercession of Jesus in Hebrews”

The first student to earn a Ph.D. from ������Ƶ Biblical Seminary at CIU has a new book coming out this fall based on his doctoral dissertation. Dr. Abeneazer G. Urga is a faculty member at the

CIU’s unique online Doctor of Business Administration offers potential for advancement

The new online Doctor of Business Administration (DBA) at ������Ƶ’s Cook School of Business is designed to meet the development needs of working business professionals, and

Science from a biblical worldview available at CIU

Two new bachelor’s degrees in science are opening up a world of ministry and career possibilities at ������Ƶ. As with all other CIU majors, the new Biology and Biomedical

More than the score: CIU Rams offer hope through basketball

������Ƶ Men’s Basketball Coach Tony Stockman says CIU’s annual “Hoop for Hope” outreach is not just about showing youth how to hone their basketball skills, but also “being

“A dream come true” for Alaska’s commissioner of education

CIU alumnus Dr. Michael Johnson named associate dean of College of Education By Bob Holmes The new associate dean of ������Ƶ’s College of Education will bring a wealth of

Rapidly-Growing Christian schools in Virginia founded by CIU alumnus

The schools feature a biblical worldview with high expectations for academics By Bob Holmes ������Ƶ alumnus Dr. Thomas Burkett will not accept mediocrity at the Christian

CIU’s Jonathan Johnson answers an urgent call to coach this summer

He’s the winningest coach in the history of the Lexington County Blowfish, and glad to be back at the helm of the college summer team that represents the ������Ƶ area. ������Ƶ International