The new continuing education courses offered through the Lee Strobel Center will provide pastors, ministry leaders, small groups, and individuals with tools to serve as more effective ambassadors for Jesus Christ.
The new continuing education courses offered through the Lee Strobel Center will provide pastors, ministry leaders, small groups, and individuals with tools to serve as more effective ambassadors for Jesus Christ.
Colorado Christian University announces its first Spanish-language academic program, a Biblical Studies Certificate, which is available online through CCU's College of Adult and Graduate Studies.
CCU was named as one of the Best Christian Workplaces of 2021 by the Best Christian Workplaces Institute (BCWI). This marks the first year that University employees participated in the BCWI survey.
CCU honored Don and Joyce Sieke with the Harwood Legacy Award for generous legacy giving to the University at the annual University Partners dinner featuring Christian actor and filmmaker Kirk Cameron.
Over 850 traditional undergraduate, adult undergraduate, and graduate students participated in CCU's commencement ceremonies, including the University's first graduating class of doctoral students.
The Armstrong Center will house CCU's School of Music, an expanded library and media center, and a 500-seat performance auditorium, and will also be home to the University's first-ever dedicated chapel.
Students in the online creative writing bachelor's degree program will learn under the tutelage of world-renowned best-selling author Jerry B. Jenkins, who chairs the program and developed the curriculum.
Colorado Christian University announces the formation of the "Imago Dei" task force to help ensure that everyone at CCU has the same opportunities regardless of their biological gender, race, or ethnic background.
The event ranks among one of the University's single-largest fundraising efforts in its history, with numerous first-time donors making gifts to CCU. Nearly 150 friends and longtime supporters of CCU gathered for worship, fellowship, and spiritual restoration.
The CCU community was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Dr. Larry J. Crabb, a longtime CCU professor and former chair of the graduate-level counseling degree program.
CCU undergraduate Chenyu Lin '23 is one of three college students from across the nation who has been awarded the Hatfield Prize from the Center for Public Justice.
CCU announced a new scholarship fund in memory of Dr. Bill Watson, a beloved faculty member dedicated to teaching excellence and advocating for the persecuted church across the globe.
Two senior undergraduates at CCU, Courtney and Janson Requist, were named runners-up for the second time in three years at the American Moot Court Association (AMCA) National Tournament.
A statement from CCU President Dr. Donald Sweeting regarding this week's unprecedented challenge to the constitutional process of transferring power and a storming of the US Capitol.
