Dean of Chapel Chris Lash launched two new way to share spiritual support through Chapel for the remainder of the semester. The Guided Prayer Podcast launched last week and features Judson staff and alum and students, produced by our very own Dark Room Studios. We’ve brought together some voices to create contemplative prayers based on […]
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Judson’s Spring Career Fair continues online at this time. Be sure to check out information related to job opportunities and assistance from Career Coaches via Judson Connect.
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This month Psychology Professor Dr. Rob Currie published his highly anticipated WWII novel, Hunger Winter: A WWII Novel. This year marks the 75 anniversary of World War II. The book started as a project with his son and became a passion of his to finish. The book tells a thrilling story of one boy’s quest
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Judson University’s Football program has made changes in its leadership as Dan Paplaczyk has been promoted from Associate Head Coach & Offensive Coordinator to Head Coach. Longtime collegiate and high school football coach Jamie Herrick joins the staff as Executive Director of Football Operations & Defensive Coordinator. This change occurs after the resignation of previous
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Because of the forced cancellation of all events in March and April at Judson University due to the spreading of the coronavirus, the Friends of Judson will not host its annual Spring Luncheon or Spring Bake Sale. Please consider giving a donation to Friends of Judson to help us meet our goals for this year
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Judson’s fourth President Dr. James W. Didier went to be with our Lord Thursday, February 20 after suffering from heart issues and pancreatic cancer. Dr. Didier was 87 years old and was surrounded by family in recent days. During his 45 years of service to Judson, Dr. Didier’s diligent work and vision dramatically shaped the
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Join with Dr. Curtis Sartor and the Black Student Union for a Movie Discussion on February 27 at 6 p.m. in the Thulin Performance Hall to close out Black History Month. The film will be “Drawn Together: Comics, Diversity and Stereotypes,” which brings together three talented artists—a Sikh, a woman, and an African American—who are
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Calling all transfer students! Academic Advising for next year will begin when you return from spring break, and a Pre-Advising Workshop has been scheduled to help you prepare. The workshop will take place at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, February 25, in Lindner Tower, Classroom A. The event is being offered free of charge, but you
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Please pray for traveling mercies for the three Global Outreach Teams who are preparing for their spring break service trips. A team of 19 students, alumni and staff are departing on Friday, February 28 for San Antonio Rio Hondo, Belize. The Belize Team will be teaching in the local elementary school, training school teachers, leading
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Learning how to understand and navigate the stages of grief can be challenging and even undesired at times. However, you don’t have to do this alone! If you’re hoping to develop effective coping skills to manage grief, build better support systems, and learn to plan ahead, we invite you to join this closed grief counseling
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