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St. Andrews Singers and Fall Concert at Laurinburg Presbyterian Church

Well-known conductor and musical mentor Robert Shaw once wrote that, “When we all sing with one voice, the world will stop and listen.” While the St. Andrews Singers is made up of many individuals, on Tuesday night at Laurinburg Presbyterian Church they sang with “one voice” as they performed songs of unity, of peace and of freedom.  In a world that is often divided, music can help remind us that we have a power to work for good—to share love, joy, peace and to live in unity.  They sang of the hope that one day all humanity will sing

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St. Andrews Graduate Caeland Garner ’08 Recently Competed on Season 15 of NBC’s The Voice

(St. Andrews graduate Caeland Garner ’08 recently competed on Season 15 of NBC’s The Voice and his audition captured the attention and selection of coach Blake Shelton and will continue on in the competition.  The following story appeared in the Greensboro News & Report, written by Kim Mills, and is reprinted with permission.) Caeland Garner of Coleridge was chosen to be on the NBC singing competition “The Voice” on Tuesday night. The Randolph County native sang his own version of the 1972 hit by King Harvest called “Dancing in the

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St. Andrews Celebrates Constitution Day after the Hurricane!

NO—we didn’t forget Sept. 17 and Constitution Day—we were under water and closed for the next few weeks.  But we’re back and wanting to celebrate this day that gave us the incredible document we call The United States Constitution. The Preamble:  We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of

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Mentoring Today Fills Tomorrow’s Pulpits—St. Andrews Presbyterian College Alum Rev. Bobby Musengwa

(The following story was featured on the Oct. 9 PCUSA website and Presbyterian Mission page, written by Lee Hinson-Hasty, Senior Director, Theological Education Funds Development, Presbyterian Foundation.  It is printed with permission along with his photo.) Mentoring today fills tomorrow’s pulpits—St. Andrews Presbyterian College Alum Rev. Bobby Musengwa Growing up in South Africa, Bobby Musengwa couldn’t imagine coming to America to attend seminary. But it was his uncle’s friendship with Heath Rada, who later served as moderator of the 221st General Assembly (2014), that brought this possibility to light for

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Book Signing event with Chinese American Artist Daniel Nie

St. Andrews University will be hosting the return of Chinese American Artist and former faculty member Daniel Nie on Oct. 23-24 and holding several workshops for students and faculty on campus. Mr. Nie is a St. Andrews University alumnus, class of 1984, who also returned as a faculty member from 1987-1992.  He is a renowned artist living in the Washington D.C. area. He is the author of several works, including his novels Building Your Own American Dream: The Lessons I’ve Learned from Coming to America and Thinking Outside the Box: Meaningful Words in Coolligraphy.  His works can be viewed

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Hurricane Michael Update

Dear St. Andrews University community It is hard to believe, given what we have recently endured, that another hurricane is bearing down on the Florida panhandle and will bring more rain to eastern North Carolina. Rest assured, our maintenance staff is preparing for the storm and the administration is closely following the progress of Hurricane Michael. At this point we are convinced that, while we are likely to experience significant rain and wind Thursday night, there is no imminent danger to our facilities, students, faculty, or staff.  We do not intend

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Bill Caudill receives North Carolina’s “The Order of the Long Leaf Pine” award

[Note:  At the beginning of the Scotland County Highland Games, Oct. 6, Scotland County Commissioner Carol McCall read a letter announcing that St. Andrews Piper and SAU graduate Bill Caudill ‘89 had been awarded North Carolina’s Governor’s honor of “The Order of the Long Leaf Pine.”  Her letter is printed below.  The photo is of Carol giving the award to Bill.] It is my honor and privilege to present a very distinguished award today.  Among the honors and awards that the Governor of North Carolina can bestow, none is more

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Academic Calendar

Revised Academic Calendar for 2018-2019 now ready Numerous changes were required to revise the Academic Calendar following the two-plus weeks missed because of the Hurricane Florence. Below are just a few of the dates that are immediately pertinent to our campus from now through Commencement.  It is necessary that faculty, staff and students access the complete schedule that is available on www.sa.edu by opening the navigation bar on the home page, choosing Academics and scrolling to Academic Calendar for the updated 2018-2019 calendar that is now effective. SOME DATES TO KNOW: Oct.

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Internet & Email

Thursday, September 27th, 2018 | 11:00 AM Internet and email services now operational During the hurricane and the loss of power, the SAU website remained accessible as it was powered off campus. However, when power was lost on campus, the internet and email service were down, and our telephones were not working so access other than through social media or other email accounts was difficult. Now that power has been restored to most of the campus including the residence dorms and the Information Technology office is again operational, campus telephones

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