The new Fresno Pacific University centers in Visalia and Bakersfield expand services to adult students and employers and reinforce the university's longstanding commitment to quality education and ethical leadership.  

Ageless learning

Watch the fall commencement

The graduates, many fresh from balancing work, family and higher education, were familiar with the speaker's subject: adversity. What they may not have expected was his contention that it's to be rejoiced in rather than feared.

 A new season to reflect on the Idea

Graduation is a milestone, not a finish line. "I want to challenge you that while you are done with this stage, in a very real sense you are never finished," Rod Reed, campus pastor and dean of spiritual formation, told graduates during commencement May 3.

Reaching new heights

Undergraduate alumni and a current graduate student brought students a progress report on life beyond graduation February 8, 2008.

The Fresno Pacific University School of Business hosted Sheila Kamps, Martin Acree and Susana Garcia during College Hour. Acree and Kamps are business grads now involved in professions. Garcia is pursuing a career while working on her master’s degree.  

Enriching experience

Shaping the world through Christian education

The life of the working poor comes to the stage at FPU presents "Nickel and Dimed" as its fall mainstage production.

"Nickel and Dimed" will be at 8:00 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, November 8-10 and 15-17, in Ashley Auditorium on the FPU campus, 1717 S. Chestnut Ave., Fresno, south of the intersection of Chestnut and Butler. Tickets are $8 for general admission and $5 for students and senior citizens. For more, call the Arts Office at 559-453-2267.  

Great performances

Education without walls

Charting the course - new strategic plan points the way

Pieces of the whole

Educating for life

Oh, the places we go!

Moving on . . .