Student Life offers scholarships to live on campus for commuters in the upcoming Spring 2020 seamster.
MoreFPU’s theater production of “Falling” inspires to love unconditionally

The theater program is about to debut their first fall production: “Falling”, an emotional story about autism and unconditional love. It will be sure to tug on the heartstrings of audience members as it depicts the complicated relationship between a mother and her autistic child.
Words for the Weary: Emotion

Engaging your emotions makes college a better experience In order for us to thrive in the college experience, we have to nurture a key facet of our human experience: emotion. What we feel is an important part of who we are. We are students, but this does not mean that we forfeit or misplace our
Campus nurse, on-site counseling among health services offered at FPU

The new nurse, Cheryl Nichols, and various on-site counselors are part of the physical and mental health services provided to students. Dale Scully, Vice President of Student Life, emphasized the availability of these services and stressed that students who want or need to see these staff members should feel free to do so.
Student Life offers Scholarships to live on campus

Student Life offers scholarships to live on campus for commuters in the upcoming Spring 2020 seamster.
Discovering the community behind FPU

Fresno Pacific prides itself in providing disability services to the community. Melinda Gunning is the director of disability access and education, and has a true passion to help students.
Black Friday is more popular among students than Cyber Monday

Black Friday is more popular among students than Cyber Monday For some students, Thanksgiving is a great time to gather with family and catch up, but once that is over many students start thinking about shopping on Black Friday. Black Friday seems to be happening earlier and earlier each year. But is it really worth
Student-led journal provides outlet for creativity

FPU's Green Light is a student-led journal that provides an outlet for creativity. The journal is published yearly, and is accepting writing submissions up until December 31st of this year.
Vikings and Christians share the screen

If you liked watching "Game of Thrones" then "Vikings" may be your next series to binge on Hulu. The historically based TV series illuminates medieval themes, religion, and historical characters from this time period.
On-campus population numbers have dropped

On-campus population numbers have dropped, while commuter population numbers have risen. FPU currently has 373 students living on campus, and many departments are brainstorming ways to get numbers back up.
The bean we need (or do we?)

Although coffee is a great way to get energy to make it through college students’ busy days, there are definitely benefits and downsides to coffee.
Escapism: Creative solution to hard times

Creates opportunity for positive self reflection Throughout our time in college, we all face situations where we find ourselves stuck, and it feels as if we’re in our own burrows underground with no way out. Perhaps you’re in debt with student loans, your grades aren’t as great as you’d hoped, or you have done something
OSF and Athletics now under the leadership of Student Life

The offices hope to create a more cohesive experience for students Shortly after the beginning of the new academic school year, President Joseph Jones made an official announcement during the State of the University Address that the Office of Spiritual Formation and Athletics would be merging under Student Life. “Effective this year, the Department of
FPU’s sense of security

How students, staff and faculty feel about FPU’s safety Outside of FPU’s walls, it’s no secret that there are all types of dangers. With this being said, FPU has been able to remain safe until recently, when there was a run-in with a potentially dangerous individual on FPU Property. Students were told to lock and