About CU
University: Golden Eagles
Four Golden Eagles encircle a globe of the world on the top portion of the university mace. These eagles serve a dual purpose – to remind viewers of God’s promise in Isaiah 40 that “those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength; they will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary; they will walk and not be faint,” and to remind viewers of the university’s mascot, the Golden Eagles.
For many years school athletic teams were known as the “Comets,” but since 1994, student-athletes have been called the “Golden Eagles” and have donned uniforms in the school colors – dark blue and gold. An eagle mascot was chosen because of the bird’s spirited image. “Golden” eagles were chosen to distinguish the university’s mascot from the better known patriotic symbolism of the American bald eagle and because “gold” generally connotes quality or great value.
Christian Worldview: Creation
Christian Worldview: Fall
Christian Worldview: Redemption
Christian Worldview: Consummation
State of Michigan: Petoskey Stone
State of Michigan: Grand River Rapids
Scripture: Chi Rho
Scripture: Stones
Scripture: The World
Scripture: Revelation 11:15
University: Golden Eagles
University: Cornerstone University Seal
University: Commissioning Date
Introduction
A History of the University Mace
The Story of the University Mace
Telling a Story - Bottom to Top
Mace Bearer
Presenting and Displaying the University Mace
Expressions of Appreciation
A Word from Dr. Orpha Galloway
