TAKOMA PARK, MD (Sept. 19, 2024) — Washington Adventist University (WAU) is proud to announce Delonte Bruce, an esteemed alumnus, as the Interim Head Coach of Acro-Airs. This appointment marks a significant milestone for Bruce and the university’s renowned acrobatics team. “Coach Delonte is as sharp as they come,” said Athletics Director Jered Lyons. “He …
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (Sept. 18, 2024) — Washington Adventist University (WAU) welcomed renowned martial artist and motivational speaker Willie “The BAM” Johnson at its convocation, where he shared his journey of personal transformation and faith. Johnson, a seven-time world karate champion and two-time All-American, is a leader in the martial arts community, known for his …
On Saturday, September 14, the WAU Center for Law and Public Policy hosted a conference to commemorate the United Nations’ International Day of Peace, which is celebrated each year in September. The conference was titled ‘Doing Justly: Peacebuilding in an Unequal World’ and featured presentations from thought leaders, advocates, practitioners, and scholars from organizations including …
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (Aug. 31, 2024) – Washington Adventist University (WAU) sophomore theology major Yordin Hernandez, along with fellow theology student Erick Soledispa, represented WAU during the annual Senior Survival trip at Shenandoah Valley Academy. The event, held on Saturday, Aug. 31, provided seniors from the academy with a day of outdoor adventure and spiritual …
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. – Washington Adventist University opened its 120th academic year on Wednesday August 28th, 2024, welcoming students, faculty and staff to the Christian institution’s campus in the nation’s capital. The opening convocation ceremony featured remarks from university leadership, including President Weymouth Spence, Provost Cheryl Kisunzu, Student Association President Junior Aguilar and Dr. Marcellus …
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. (Sept. 10, 2024) — Lysle S. Follette, IV, a 19-year-old baritone and student at Washington Adventist University, is making a name for himself in the music world. Follette performs with the Washington Adventist Pro Musica under the direction of Dr. Anwar Ottley, captivating audiences with his skill and passion. Follette’s musical journey …
Takoma Park, MD (AP) — Washington Adventist University(WAU) kicked off its second vibrant convocation ceremony this Wednesday, welcoming students, faculty, and staff for a day of reflection and community engagement. The convocation, held weekly, aims to foster personal, professional, and spiritual development among the university community. University leaders reminded attendees of the importance of checking …
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Portsmouth, OH – The Washington Adventist University (WAU) men’s soccer team faced another challenging road match against Shawnee State on September 3, enduring a 9-0 loss in Portsmouth, Ohio. The result marks a difficult outing for the Shock (0-2. 0-0) as they navigate a demanding early season schedule. Shawnee State controlled the match from the opening …
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Beckley, WV – The Washington Adventist University (WAU) men’s soccer team faced a tough challenge in their season opener, falling 4-2 to WVU Tech on the road in Beckley, West Virginia. Despite a spirited effort, the Shock could not overcome the Golden Bears, who capitalized on their home advantage to secure the victory. WVU …
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TAKOMA PARK, Md. — The Washington Adventist University (WAU) Men’s Soccer team has launched a new community partnership with the local non-profit organization, Small Things Matter, as part of the university’s “Champions of Character” initiative. The partnership aims to engage student-athletes in volunteer service, provide essential food staples for the campus community, and increase the …