By Matthew Jenkins in From the Editor, Volume 10 Issue 6
During this holiday season Trinity Western University will say goodbye to one of its most accomplished professors. Dr. Norm Klassen, a professor in the English Department, will be moving on to a new position at the University of Waterloo.
in News, Volume 10 Issue 6
Alternative university opens in 2007
By Noelle Nightingale in News, Volume 10 Issue 6
When it comes to clothes shopping, Trinity Western University students said that price is one of the most important considerations.
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Chapel will stay – for now
The Calvin B. Hanson Chapel will be around for a while longer, thanks to a group of Trinity Western University alumni who are concerned with the future of the building significant to TWU’s history.
By Angela Wiebe in Issues & Ideas, Volume 10 Issue 6
Research set to change the way health professionals study and diagnose Type 2 diabetes is underway at Trinity Western University, led by Computing Science professor Dr. Alma Barranco-Mendoza and a team of student assistants.
By Alison Madden in News, Volume 10 Issue 6
In the last year, Trinity Western University has made a concerted effort to provide students who have academic and physical disabilities with the tools they need to have a barrier-free education.
By Lauren Thompson in News, Volume 10 Issue 6
The unassuming Trinity Western University cafeteria was transformed last Thursday into a fashion fundraising extravaganza. TWUSA and the Student Business Association (SBA) teamed up with Mexx clothing and Mystique Hair Salon to present “Successes in Style,” a fashion show dedicated not only to the latest styles, but also to supporting the upcoming TWU Hurricane Katrina relief effort in February.
By Kristin Ostensen in News, Volume 10 Issue 6
Fraser Lounge filled with nearly seventy students and faculty who came to listen to the acclaimed Christian poet, John Terpstra. Terpstra spent just over an hour on the Trinity Western University campus, reading his poetry and speaking with students and faculty about its genesis and significance.