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This graduating class is one of the largest in the institution’s history, with 396 students representing 26 countries and 42 states earning their degrees.

On Thursday, May 9 the Graduating Class of Boyce College assembled on the Seminary Lawn to celebrate the 26th commencement of Boyce College.

“It has been a humbling experience to see the sacrifices these students are making to study at Southern Seminary,” Harrod said.

Hundreds of prospective students flocked to campus excited to meet professors and experience student life for Boyce College and Southern Seminary’s Spring Preview Days.

Pastors from across the country came to the campus of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary for the first ever Pastor’s Workshop.

The trustees of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary met Monday for their annual Spring meeting, during which they approved the budget, elected new board officers, elected faculty, and honored outgoing board members.

Don’t underestimate what God can do when you are faithful. Stay laser-focused on getting the gospel to the ends of the earth

Distinguished author, podcast host, professor, and pastor Kevin DeYoung spoke at Chapel for The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and presented the historic E.Y. Mullins lecture series March 19–20.

For the first time in twenty years, the Southeastern region of the Evangelical Missiological Society met on The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary’s campus, on Saturday, March 16.

Pastors today have access to countless resources and commentaries to help aid in their preparation, but that raises the question how should a pastor use a commentary?

Noted historian and professor Thomas Kidd delivered three lectures at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary as part of the Julius B. Gay lecture series.

Vicker's presentation, “Captured by the Word: Hermeneutics and the Agonizing Struggle,” Vickers applied Martin Luther’s three rules for theologians to biblical interpretation and stressed the need for believers to approach Scripture as the sanctified and sanctifying Word of God—rather than a mere object for study.