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Autumn 2003 | Volume 26, Number 4 | |||||
  Brainchild What do the disciplines of brain science and education have to say to each other? More than we might think, says John Medina, founding director of Talaris Research Institute and keynote speaker for SPU’s second annual Day of Common Learning. In Praise of Responsible Curiosity When an entire campus devotes a single day to discussing learning and curiosity, there is bound to be rich dialogue. That’s exactly what took place during this year’s Day of Common Learning. A Place of Discovery SPU’s $26-million Science Building opened its doors this fall to a new generation of biology and chemistry students. The facility signifies the University’s commitment to the sciences and to equipping graduates who are scientifically literate.
Back to the Future This year the Miller Science Learning Center will turn a new page. Currently undergoing a major renovation, the building will soon open as a revitalized place of learning for computer science, engineering, mathematics and physics. A Call to Holy Listening For freshmen and anyone else interested in thinking about God’s calling on their life, Frederick Buechner’s Now and Then is a simple but powerful text. Response readers are invited to read this acclaimed memoir along with students.
Harvest Time at The Farm Pumpkins, a corn maze and a petting zoo — the Krause family’s livelihood sounds more like fun than work. Enjoy a taste of life on The Farm! 2002-2003 Honor Roll of Donors Here are the names of those who supported ɬÀï·¬ Pacific with their financial resources in 2002-2003. Each name represents someone who helped make this a record year at SPU. |
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 From the President “What is a college education really worth?” asks President Philip Eaton. With universities under scrutiny today, SPU must reflect about its influence and impact.
Closing the Gap A Record-Setting Autumn Fighting for Family Creativity Takes Flight
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