Art with a Mission: Simple Rivers Collect. Students, Schuyler Wetzig and Brynn Davidson, have recently launched their own small arts and calligraphy business. Together they combined their creative talents to produce beautiful artwork to raise money for their summer of missions. With Schuyler’s talent for creative writing Brynn’s love for design and painting, the two… Continue Reading Art with a Mission.
Thankfulness and Covid-19? In The Hiding Place, Corrie Ten Boom writes of 1 Thessalonians 5:18: “Give God thanks in all things.” Corrie struggled to thank God; she lived in a concentration camp in a flea-infested barracks. She and her sister, as Christians, were arrested for hiding Jews. How could Corrie possibly thank God for the… Continue Reading Thankfulness and Covid-19?
I Am Your Lifeline I am much more than just an Advisor; I am a lifeline to you while you attend Bryan College Online. Yes, I am here to register you for courses or drop your classes when you are overwhelmed with life, but more importantly, I am here to guide you through this time… Continue Reading I Am Your Lifeline
Lilienthal’s Table Monthly Reflections from Bryan College In 1901, the Wright brothers tried to build the first airplane and found nothing but frustration. The wings they built did not have enough lift. The reason was that the aeronautical numbers on which they based their design were off. Otto Lilienthal had published a wonderful textbook, but… Continue Reading A Word from Dr. Jud Davis
Written by Grace McCready, ’21 With the fall semester of 2019 finished, and the 2020 spring semester starting soon, it’s the perfect time for reflection. I could give you some tips for next semester to explain what lessons I learned, but instead, I want to direct you to the thoughts of some recent Bryan graduates,… Continue Reading 7 Things Recent Bryan College Graduates Want You to Know
Written by Kaitlyn, ’23 Francis Bacon once said, “In order for the light to shine so brightly, the darkness must be present”. When things happen to us, bad things and evil things, we as a people strive to find answers to our suffering. Usually, when we get to the real root of the problem,… Continue Reading Why Not Me?
Written by Grace McCready, ’21 It feels like years ago that the fall semester began! Do you remember the excitement of returning to campus? Once November hits, I think most of us have lost that excitement. Instead of feeling energized, we feel like we’re losing our energy—and our motivation. If you’re looking for something to… Continue Reading 7 Ways to Finish Strong This Semester
We heard some really awesome messages last week at Q union, but change only happens if we continue the conversations that we started. Here are the messages at the heart of our student speakers’ talks. Share and discuss them with your friends this week. Let’s create better, healthier, christ-centered culture here and take it out… Continue Reading Q Union Recap
Freshmen arrive on campus in just two days, so we asked our current students and alumni what advice they have for the incoming students. Their advice covers a range of topics, so we’ve split up the answers between academics, social life, and self-care. Social Make Friends on Campus Early – But Also Get to Know… Continue Reading Advice For Freshmen
You probably have your own packing list – but here are some things you may have forgotten.
