EDMOND :: PHILADELPHIA CHURCH OF GOD—With most midterm exams complete, the Herbert W. Armstrong College atmosphere not only breathes a sigh of relief, but also hums with excitement as students, faculty and alumni make final preparations for the college’s 11th annual Robbers Cave campout March 6-10. Continue reading
EDMOND—Herbert W. Armstrong College held its annual Thanksgiving Ball on Sunday, November 18. About 90 students and faculty attended one of the college’s most popular events, sharing a Thanksgiving dinner and an evening of conversation and dancing. The event was … Continue reading
Speeches, papers, and exams are done for the school year! Now it’s time to see the wonderful fruits that the students produced. On May 22, 19 sophomores and 6 seniors graduated, walking across the stage of Armstrong Auditorium. This was … Continue reading
On May 19 Armstrong College held its last formal event of the school year, Graduation Ball, with a theme of “consider the heavens.” The event was organized by juniors David Brandon and Ashley Buckler, assisted by the junior and freshman … Continue reading
Shaking, I clenched the ugly, black-and-red gear, and placed it at my feet. Placing my right leg in, followed by the left, I lifted the climbing harness to my waist and cinched it tight. Standing in complete stillness, I gazed … Continue reading
The Armstrong Auditorium featured a spectacular piano duo a couple of months ago, but on April 3 we were able to watch something bigger than a duo-–a trio! The Grammy-nominated Eroica Trio, the last performers of this season, played lively … Continue reading
During our recent speech banquet, faculty and students enjoyed a variety of speeches such as entertain, inform, and heart-to-heart. Here is a video of the first speech of the night given by AC sophomore Reniel Padua. Prepare to be entertained … Continue reading
Speech banquet is one of the most anticipated formal events of the year, held in the second semester. It is a night where faculty and students enjoy elegant dining and ambiance while listening to speakers chosen from among the student … Continue reading
Two hands are better than one, but what about four? Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Joy Roe proved that four hands are more awesome than two. Over 600 guests witnessed their incredible speed and precision in piano playing. Their concert was … Continue reading
Two hands are better than one, but what about four? Greg Anderson and Elizabeth Joy Roe proved that four hands are more awesome than two. Over 600 guests witnessed their incredible speed and precision in piano playing. Their concert was … Continue reading
