Washington Adventist University Student Elected President of Adventist Intercollegiate Association

TAKOMA PARK – Coming from a long break due to the pandemic, the Adventist Intercollegiate Association (AIA) gathered again on the 4th of April at Andrews University, Michigan. Washington Adventist University’s Student Association attended the event showcasing the leadership and commitment the university aims for.  The AIA is an organization that brings together the student …

Washington Adventist University Junior Secures Prestigious Summer Internship at Johns Hopkins University

TAKOMA PARK, MD. — The biology department at Washington Adventist University (WAU) is proud to celebrate the achievement of Charis McRoy, a junior under the guidance of Dr. Perez. Mc Roy, also a member of the Honors College, has earned a summer internship at Johns Hopkins University for 2024, following her persistent applications. Since enrolling …

Empowering Futures: Inside the Betty Howard Center for Student Success at Washington Adventist University

TAKOMA PARK, Md. — At Washington Adventist University, the Betty Howard Center for Student Success is dedicated to helping students navigate the complexities of college life and employment. With the spring semester drawing to a close, the Center is already looking ahead, focusing on advising students for the fall. On March 26, the Center hosted …

Acro-Airs is Set to Host Home Show April 7th at 7 PM

TAKOMA PARK, MD—After a fantastic Friends & Family Fun Day at Washington Adventist University, Acro-Airs will still host their Home Show on Sunday evening. The Home Show will be held in the WAU gymnasium later that night at 7 p.m. Doors will open at 6 p.m.  TICKET INFORMATION   Pre-Sale General Admission Early bird general admission …

Columbia Union Hosts Evangelism Workshop, Engages Future Pastors

TAKOMA PARK, Md. — The Columbia Union hosted an evangelism workshop from Feb. 25-28 at the Hershey Lodge in Pennsylvania, attracting pastors from eight different conferences. The Washington Adventist University’s religion department, including both faculty and students, participated, seizing the opportunity to engage in this pivotal gathering. Dr. Scur, an associate professor of religion at …

Identity and Dialogue: Unveiling the Spectrum of Seventh-day Adventism at the 2024 Keough Conference

  TAKOMA PARK, Md. — Washington Adventist University (WAU) hosted the 2024 Keough Conference on March 15-16, under the leadership of Dr. Hemmings, chair of the Religion Department. The event brought together experts on the WAU campus to explore the question, “Who is a Seventh-day Adventist?” The conference featured keynote speaker Dr. Michael Campbell, director …

Excellence in Nursing Education: Recognizing Dr. Oluwakemi Opanubi and Dr. Jercilla Murmu at Washington Adventist University

TAKOMA PARK, MD –   Maryland Higher Education Commission institutes nursing awards annually, aiming to support nursing programs in the state. For the past year 2023, Washington Adventist University is honored to be acknowledged for two certificates: Excellent in Teaching assigned to Dr. Oluwakemi Opanubi, and Engagement in Nursing Program & Institution to Dr. Jercilla …

Notes of Distinction: WAU Students Solo at Carnegie Hall

TAKOMA PARK, MD – The Music department of Washington Adventist University is warming up the wheels for the next big event on the schedule. On Sunday 31st of March, two students from the Carnegie Scholars Program will perform as soloists in New York, at the world-famous Carnegie Hall, on the Perelman Stage.  The Carnegie Scholars …

The Journey of International Students LaToya Evans-Swain and Glenese Tulloch at WAU

TAKOMA PARK, Md. — At Washington Adventist University (WAU), the international community is vibrant and integral. It draws students from across the globe eager to make a mark in the world. The university prides itself on fostering an environment that is not only welcoming but also deeply committed to its students’ success. Navigating the complexities …

WAU Students Win Awards at Model United Nations Event at the U.S. State Department

On Friday, February 23, 2024, Dr. Jonathan Scriven, Associate Director of the WAU Honors College and Director of the Center for Global Programs, took 16 students to participate in the first International Labor Organization Model UN conference (Model ILO) held at the U.S. State Department in Washington, DC.  The event focused on legislation that would …