Trinity Western Magazine

No. 18

Feature Stories

Scrolls Around the World
TWU's Dead Sea Scrolls experts make their mark internationally
Rad Reactions
Introducing the first ever TWU Chemistry Games.
Ethics, Leadership, and Air Conditioning
MBA program shapes values-based business studies
How to be Phillip Wiebe, Ph.D.
The TW magazine team decodes the man of mystery.
A Wheely Good Time
Wheelchair basketball takes off at TWU
Olympic Cheers and Jeers
Environmental studies students make Olympic impact
Cool Courses
Fun courses for credit or sheer enjoyment.

I am looking for 300
Our story is reminiscent of the classic account of Gideon and his 300 warriors.
Alumni in Science
Three grads are making their mark in the world of science.
Making Tracks
Chan brothers take music to new heights
A Lion's Share
Jordan Eshpeter ('03) wears his Grey Cup ring with a Lion's pride
A Year in Sarpoza Prison
Terry Hackett ('98) spends a year in an Afghani prison

New Faculty Books
New faculty books inform culture and academia
The Still Point of the Turning World
Professor Lynn Szabo challenges us to find God in uncertainty

View from the Crow's Nest
Message on hotel notepaper leads to a priceless gift.
TWU Students and Coca-Cola at the Olympics
Students get once-in-a-lifetime work experience.
Hope in the City
Two alumnae bring hope to East Vancouver youth
Orphanage to Dorm Room
Scholarship brings Cambodian orphan to campus
TWU Impact
New online giving platform means you can give to a cause you love
Looking for Leaders
New MAL scholarship is designed to strengthen ties to BC Aboriginal communities

Did You Know?
Only ten years in the CIS but the Spartans have raked in awards
Coach’s Commitment produces Champions
Women's soccer coach leads Canadian FISU team in Serbia
A History of Hockey
TWU Titans are tenacious on and off the ice

Monica Frese
TWU's mom-away-from-home, Monica Frese, fills a vital gap in student lives while keeping TWU's campus in top form.

A Tale of a Tub
A perpetually dripping bathtub in the Back Forty leaves our editors stumped.