Chris McLaurin '25 from Jackson, Miss., has played football for as long as he can remember. With graduation from Bluffton University only a couple months away, McLaurin has turned his passion from ...

Shared classes, mutual extracurriculars, random meetings along the path. People meet and fall in love on campus in many ways. However, like the Riley Creek flowing through campus, their connection to ...

Imani Smith-Enamorado ’25, a Bluffton University medical laboratory science major from Middletown, Ohio, has been working in a laboratory and has a job waiting for her once she graduates.

The new health and physical education major at Bluffton University will help address the issue of under qualified teachers teaching health and physical education courses.

Watching her sister struggle with a chronic illness inspired Chloe Griffin to choose a major in pre-med at Bluffton University.

Pre-physical therapy major Justin Maurer appreciates the support of Bluffton University faculty, staff, coaches and his fellow baseball players.

An affinity toward business and athletics led to a double major in business administration and sports management for Bluffton University junior Joshua Crusey.

Ways to navigate two hot-button issues in college athletics—name, image, likeness (NIL) deals and social media use—were given to Bluffton University student-athletes.

Dan Alonso, CEO of Ten Thousand Villages, will share his journey of volunteer service to leadership for the organization that transforms lives around the world during Bluffton’s Forum.

The development of a nonviolent understanding of Jesus’ atonement is the theme of the recently released theological memoir, “New Moves: A Theological Odyssey,” by Dr. J. Denny Weaver, Bluffton ...

Tobias Buckell, Bluffton University instructor of English, will share, “Can Artificial Intelligence Write Decent Creative Fiction?” during the spring 2024 Colloquium series.

The best works of art by Bluffton University students in classes or supervised independent studies will be displayed during the 56th Annual Juried Student Exhibition. Students entered pieces in ...