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By Craig Craker Joe Schaefer had a choice. He could sit in the dugout, frustrated after losing a game his team seemed destined to win. Or he could do what...

By Kelli Rich STUNT Coach When I first said yes to becoming the inaugural head coach of STUNT at NNU, I felt God nudging me into something bigger than just...

By Lance Howard Director of Journeys Outfitting Co. NNU’s Journeys Outfitting Co. has a rich history of being a vibrant educational community that integrates recreation and the outdoors while reflecting...

By Officer Dan Smith Kenai Police Department, Class of 2002 My journey to becoming a police officer didn’t begin the day I stepped off a plane onto a remote island...

By Anita Overall, MBA Sr. Global Sales Account Executive, Delta Air Lines, Global Sales Classes of 2012 and 2019 In the spring of 2009, I walked through the doors of...

Introducing President Mark DeMichael & First Lady Kim DeMichael When Dr. Mark DeMichael stepped to the podium at his inauguration as the 14th president of Northwest Nazarene University, the words...

Dear Alumni and Friends of Northwest Nazarene University, One of the great privileges of serving as President of Northwest Nazarene University is the opportunity to reflect on who we are,...

It’s decision time. You’ve got your acceptance letters, maybe a hoodie or two already, and now there’s one big question hanging in the air: What is this actually going to...

If you’re a working adult thinking about heading back to school, one big question probably tops your list: Will this degree actually help me land a better job? You’re not...

KENZI BERGGREN You don’t have to have it all figured out to start college, and honestly, most students don’t. What matters more is being open to the experience: trying new...

If you’ve ever found yourself Googling “Is a graduate degree worth it?” at 10:00 p.m. after a long workday, you’re not alone. For working adults like you, the idea of...

By the time spring of your senior year rolls around, you’ve probably been accepted to one (or several) colleges. That’s something worth celebrating. Yay you! But now comes the harder...
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