There’s an epidemic of hard hats and giant trucks on campus this summer—not to mention the massive trench that’s being excavated right through campus.

It was a glorious Friday afternoon in July. A group of teenage boys were starting a game of football on Pacific Union College’s football field.

The tone of these classes is noticeably different from regular session classes. For one thing, the classes tend to be small.

For an event that includes a large group of people dressed in black, solemn organ music and a carefully prescribed traditional ceremony, commencement certainly produces an astonishing supply of enthusiasm!

Dark-suited bigwigs filled the elegant interior of the recently completed Pacific Union College presidential residence.

Stress, senioritis and spring fever characterize the third academic quarter. Fortunately, PUC’s wind ensemble and jazz band made a point of contributing an infectious dose of swing and jollity to the mix this spring.

The all-school colloquy program included a slide show that gave a condensed history of Fulton’s life, including his college afro and his obsession with the Lakers.

Despite a dismal day of mud and pouring rain, Fiddler on the Roof opened with a full house, a superb performance and a standing ovation.

Rasmussen Art Gallery is never so full as on the opening night of the annual Student Art Show—and this year was no exception.

With a grand combination of college students, the Patriot Act, and harp music, PUC’s chapter of Amnesty International (a human rights advocacy group) hosted the April 13 all-school colloquy program.