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Dorm Meeting has nothing to do with the dorms. Yet, it’s the most important thing happening on this campus that you’ve never heard of—unless you are or have been a Boyce student.

Boyce College athletes have garnered well-deserved applause for their outstanding performances during the fall semester.

It seems just like yesterday when I first shook his hand, embraced him with a hug, and thanked him after immersing me into the baptismal waters at Hindman First Baptist Church.

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary announced a significant update to its Master of Divinity Degree today, which is now available to current and prospective students.

The Center for Christian Apologetics at Southern Seminary hosted an Institute entitled “The City of God and Secular Man: Doing Apologetics in the Way of Augustine,” October 26–27.

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary celebrated R. Albert Mohler, Jr.’s 30th Anniversary as President this week.

Southern Seminary celebrated the rededication of the Boyce Centennial Library during Heritage
Week on October 17, 2023.

At their annual fall board meeting Monday, the trustees of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary gathered on the Seminary's campus to conduct committee meetings and to express their support of President R. Albert Mohler, Jr. and the institution’s leadership.

While evolving technology propels the world to new and digital frontiers, Southern Seminary confronted the unique questions of missions in a technological age at Future Shock, the 2023 Missions Conference hosted by the Bevin Center for Missions and Mobilization, on September 15.

The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary was excited to host distinguished theologian, author, and professor Michael Horton for the 2023 Norton Lecture series.

The opening convocation for the Fall 2023 term of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Boyce College was marked by a spirit of exuberance as the Southern Seminary community gathered in Alumni Memorial Chapel.

The 20th Annual Heritage Classic Golf Tournament ended triumphantly as 108 golfers came together at Big Spring Country Club to raise $249,800 for Southern Seminary and Boyce College student tuition, August 21.