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Dr. Fabio Moreira, assistant professor of pastoral ministries in the School of Theology, is leading a Bible study following the devotional by David Wilkerson, “The Prayer of Jabez,” which is found in 1 Chronicles 4:9-10. Pictured, front row from left, are Valeska Moreira, Ansley Hatter, Riley Cox, Jackson Barnes, Linda and Robert Young; back row from left, Dustin and Janet Barnes, Mandy Cox, Konner Forbes, Nathaniel Baker.
Growing a community of support at Campbellsville University
Photo 1: Cruisin’ on Main continues to attract more tourists each month, adding to Campbellsville’s historic downtown as a hub for shopping and dining. (Photo courtesy of Campbellsville/Taylor County Tourism)
Small town, big impact
The gospel choir performs at The Vine in Gheens Recital Hall.
The Lord’s calling
3 Trees Church experienced its biggest College Night this semester when 83 students attended its Monday night service on Aug. 25. Every Monday night at 7, all college students are invited to attend College Night where there’s worship, small group time and a sermon from Pastor Reyn Judd.
College ministry is growing in Campbellsville
Campbellsville University officials continue to plan for the new School of Business, Economics and Technology facility.
CU’s new business and technology building still on track despite funding challenges
Aden Murray
Even that person
Aden Murray
Specks, logs and lies
The whispering destroyer
The whispering destroyer
Aden Murray
The only way
Waving the white flag
Waving the white flag
The Tiger fans get rowdy for their men’s soccer team. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information/Photographer Macie Chapel)
More than a game
A recently passed NCAA rule granted Lauren Lee another year of eligibility to play Division I basketball. (Photo by Brett Pierce/CU Sports Information Department)
The dream lives
Alfonso Alvarez moved to Campbellsville in 2022 to become the head coach of the men’s volleyball team. “I was not sure that I wanted to work here,” he said. “I had a lot of questions. I wasn’t convinced I wanted to live in Kentucky, and I had a lot of doubts. But when I arrived on campus, the Lord gave me this peace that can only come from Him.”
Building men, not just athletes
The Campbellsville Tigers golf team takes in the moment at the 2024 NAIA National Championship. Competing in the "Battle for the Red Banner," the team showcases their talent on the national stage. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
Tigers men’s golf: Bonding beyond the course leads to success
The Campbellsville men’s tennis team members are, from left, Derrick Namauga from Zimbabwe, Michael Harding from South Africa, Alvaro Agullo from Spain, Manuel Pinheiro from Portugal, Noah Grossmann from Austria, Nathan Boulard from France, Juan Ochoa from Argentina and Iñaki Toledo from Chile. (Photo courtesy of CU Sports Information)
CU’s men’s tennis team: A global force on and off the court
Dorm Warz 2025
Dorm Warz 2025
In July, a group of students and staff from Campbellsville University will be going on a mission trip to Peru. During their stay, theywill be based near the city of Arequipa.
Crossing borders, building bridges
Disco’s Chop Shop, located at 108 W. Main St. in Campbellsville, Kentucky, has been in business for 17 years.
A cut above
Guilherme Vital poses for a photo on the red carpet at SXSW, representing his latest project, "Bob Trevino Likes It." SXSW stands for South by Southwest. It’s a conference and festival held annually in Austin, Texas. The event celebrates the convergence of interactive, film and music industries.
CU grad turns passion for film into a dream career
Campbellsville University mass communication students are in charge broadcasting the annual Athletic Awards Night, which will be held on Thursday, May 1. Pictured is Alex Meade, instructor of mass communication, helping his students with camera equipment during last year's event.
Behind the cameras
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In July, a group of students and staff from Campbellsville University will be going on a mission trip to Peru. During their stay, theywill be based near the city of Arequipa.
Crossing borders, building bridges
Disco’s Chop Shop, located at 108 W. Main St. in Campbellsville, Kentucky, has been in business for 17 years.
A cut above
Guilherme Vital poses for a photo on the red carpet at SXSW, representing his latest project, "Bob Trevino Likes It." SXSW stands for South by Southwest. It’s a conference and festival held annually in Austin, Texas. The event celebrates the convergence of interactive, film and music industries.
CU grad turns passion for film into a dream career
Campbellsville University mass communication students are in charge broadcasting the annual Athletic Awards Night, which will be held on Thursday, May 1. Pictured is Alex Meade, instructor of mass communication, helping his students with camera equipment during last year's event.
Behind the cameras
The members of The Harlequins are (front row from left) Sydney Cotter, Haley Fetcher, Isaac Rogers, (top row from left) Channing Young, Luke Hesson, Keegan Zulager and Bryce Osbourne.
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Claws and the Tiger Marching Band will be front and center during Homecoming. (Photo courtesy of CU Office of Marketing and Communications)
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During Campbellsville University’s first chapel of the new academic year, CU President Dr. Joseph Hopkins encouraged the CU community to let their light shine.
Hopkins encourages CU to build lives reflecting Christ at opening chapel
Oriana Espinoza, second from right, poses with her family following her commencement. From left are Yajaira Mendoza (Espinoza’s mother); Frank Espinoza (Espinoza’s father); Espinoza; and Jesus Espinoza (Espinoza’s brother). Espinoza, of Cornelius, N.C., received a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communication Area. (Photo by Gerard Flanagan/Office of Marketing and Communications)
'Go be great'
Alfonso Alvarez moved to Campbellsville in 2022 to become the head coach of the men’s volleyball team. “I was not sure that I wanted to work here,” he said. “I had a lot of questions. I wasn’t convinced I wanted to live in Kentucky, and I had a lot of doubts. But when I arrived on campus, the Lord gave me this peace that can only come from Him.”
Building men, not just athletes
Spring Formal tickets will be sold during lunchtime at the dining hall the entire week leading up to the dance and at the door the night of the event. This year, SGA is partnering with Green River Ministries, and all funds will be donated to the shelter.
A fairytale night: CU’s Spring Formal to benefit Green River Ministries
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Caleb Thomas
Caleb Thomas
Caleb Thomas is a junior from Monroe, Ohio. He is majoring in mass communication with an emphasis in public relations. He is also a member of Campbellsville University’s wrestling team. His hobbies include playing video games and writing. This is his first year reporting for The Campus Times.
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