Lifelong Learning Matters

The transition from middle school to high school is rough: new classmates, new friends and the struggles of adulting. Now that you're heading into college, you remember what it felt like to be a freshman the first time, and the thought of doing it again is a scary one.

What is emotional intelligence? And why does it matter? Are you emotionally intelligent? We answer those questions, and more.

In May, we launched over 600 graduates into our world to light up the cultures of their worlds for Christ and His Kingdom. And in this dark world, that's no small thing! But to be honest, while that is the fulfillment of our mission, there are lots of students that I wish we could keep in our campus community. Their positive influence on their peers and on our campus culture will be greatly missed…

Kingdom work comes in a variety of ways. And our graduates creatively engage in their every day work to influence this world for Jesus Christ. The President's Office recently connected with Rob Bodtke, an environmental biology major and 2012 President's Award recipient. He shared about his young family, the importance of Creation care and his position at Cornerstone Ag Enterprises LLC. Everyday he…

Our world needs Christ-centered graduates. I'm reminded of that every day. So when I hear about our CU alumni influencing the world for Jesus Christ, I like to share their stories with others. Most recently, the President's Office reconnected with Janelle Brown, a business major and 2012 President's Award recipient. She answered a few questions about her life as a CU alumnus and her position serving…

You switch the tassel on your cap from the right to the left. Diploma in hand, you join the rest of your high school classmates and file out of the commencement service. You are finally ready to start the next phase of your life.

But there are some things you never thought you'd leave behind: your friendships. You want to hold onto those memories of days in the lunchroom, or sitting in the back of…

What is "evidence-based decision-making"? In this post, we show why it's so important.

You love your college; after all, that's why you enrolled. And even if you don't know what you want to study yet, you don't have to compare yourself to the other students you might be seeing on social media.

It's okay to still be searching. It's okay to feel uncertain.

And if you're looking for guidance or just a different point of view, here are four ways you can use your first semester to help…

What does it take to be an inspirational leader? Someone who cares.