WASHINGTON ADVENTIST UNIVERSITY IN THE NETHERLANDS FOR MUN CONFERENCE RECAP

18 students from Columbia Union Academies participated in the 56th The Hague International Model United Nations (THIMUN) conference January 22-26, 2024. THIMUN — the oldest and one of the largest MUN conferences in the world — is held at the World Forum Conference Center in The Hague, Netherlands and this year was host to over …

SULLIVAN PHILLIPS, FORMER PRO BASKETBALL PLAYER AND WAU ALUMNUS, DELIVERED AN INSPIRING PRESENTATION FOR CONVOCATION

TAKOMA PARK, MD –  Another thrilling convocation occurred this week at Washington Adventist University (WAU). This week’s speaker was  Sullivan Phillips, a former professional basketball player, who now is devoting his life to giving back to the community, working as a coach and as a teacher. The WAU basketball team was his stepping stone for …

STUDENT DELEGATES HEAD TO THE NETHERLANDS FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE

This week the Washington Adventist University Honors College will lead a delegation of 18 high school students to The Hague International Model United Nations (THIMUN) conference in The Hague, Netherlands. The students are all from Columbia Union Academies and will represent Lithuania and Samoa at the conference. THIMUN, one of the oldest and largest MUN …

Empowering Tomorrows Agents of Change, Derrick Green Offers Scholarships to Students After His Inspiring Convocation

  TAKOMA PARK, MD – Washington Adventist University has been experiencing a series of memorable convocations since the beginning of the new year. The latest speaker, Derrick Green, a political consultant, delivered an inspiring speech on the significance of social engineering in today’s world. At the end of the event Green offered a scholarship of …

Washington Adventist University Marks 120 Years of Service with a Year-Long Celebration

TAKOMA PARK, MD – In a remarkable milestone, Washington Adventist University (WAU) is proudly celebrating 120 years of dedicated service to education, faith, and community. Founded in 1904, WAU has been a steadfast beacon of higher learning and spiritual growth. To kick off this year-long celebration, WAU President Dr. Weymouth Spence has initiated a special …

Washington Adventist University 2024 Open Convocation Recap

TAKOMA PARK – Washington Adventist University (WAU) opened the new year with a thrilling convocation, motivating the WAU family to embrace this new semester with trust in God’s plans. This year, WAU celebrates a milestone achievement: 120 Years of Service. The private institution has grown considerably since its inception in 1904, becoming the home of …

The Partnership Between Washington Adventist University and the Center for Social Change, Harmonizing Communities

  TAKOMA PARK, MD -– In September 2023, a transformative partnership formed between Washington Adventist University (WAU) and the Center for Social Change (CSC), igniting a collaboration that aims to make an impact on individuals with special needs. This collaboration, rooted in shared values and commitment to service, has already yielded results and promises a …

Harmonious Holidays: Celebrating the Spirit of Christmas at Washington Adventist University’s Annual Concert

  TAKOMA PARK, MD – Christmas season at Washington Adventist University officially kicked off on Dec. 1 with the university’s annual Christmas concert.  The university’s music department, known for its high standards, worked diligently to ensure an exceptional experience for the sizable audience. Orchestra Co-Director Dr. Brian Liu praised the university’s Christmas concert as a …

Coach Daniel Carroll Honored as Coach of the Year After Leading WAU to Historic Soccer Season

TAKOMA PARK, Md. (AP) — The 2023 soccer season at Washington Adventist University (WAU) concludes with notable achievements, headlined by Men’s Soccer Team Coach Daniel Carroll receiving the Coach of the Year award. This recognition comes after Carroll led a team of new players to their first Conference Tournament appearance in school history. Carroll, who …