Issue 1

Alumni Updates

Brandon Farmer

After high school graduation in Nebraska, Jessup’s Director of Student Life, Brandon Farmer, enrolled his somewhat angsty 19-year-old self eastward across the country at Indiana’s Anderson University. There, he pursued his dream of playing football...

Brooke Drewry

Reflecting on her Jessup experience, alumna Brooke Drewry put it this way, “Jessup made such a difference in my life, I just want to be able to give back, however I can.” Drewry came to...

Career Trajectory Launched at Jessup

Carson Sloan

Environmental Science Program Delivers a Meaningful Career

Equitable Learning Environments

There are lots of perks to living in or near a big city, but that hustle and bustle isn’t for everyone. That’s why so many families find middle ground in the suburbs where conveniences such...

Exceptionally Employable the Jessup Way

Exposing Vs. Exploiting: Navigating Sensitive Stories

I was 21 years old, in my first week of grad school, and my roommate asked about my story. Immediately, I delved into the challenging relationship from which I removed myself the previous year. I...

Give:24

Positively impacting the student experience runs deep at Jessup. It’s the platform that fosters engagement in every aspect of the students’ journey, so they can meet the challenges of our world with a Christ-like boldness....

In Memoriam: Remembering Jo Jessup

In Search of a Better Life – Isabella Carreiro

Jessup Partners with Adventist Health

Jessup Stunt

When Alexis Blunk walks into Warrior Arena, home of Jessup STUNT, her eyes are drawn to a new addition to the arena’s décor: a banner. Blunk, entering year three as the head coach of Jessup...

Jessup Unveils First Campaign

Jessup has come a long way from its humble beginnings when it opened its doors in 1939 with just 14 students. Back then, it wasn’t unusual for students to pile into a station wagon and...

Learning to Read Scripture with Jesus and the Early Church

Living Her Dream Built on a Jessup Foundation

HOLLI PRUHSMEIER Most people don’t describe their job replete with adventure, and most don’t have the opportunity to fly in a helicopter for work. But alumna Holli Pruhsmeier does. She works for ACRT Pacific, a...

MLK Award Recognizes Alumna Jackie Turner

Nursing Program

As the end of yet another cold and flu season nears, reports of RSV, Covid and the need for surgical procedures and ongoing medical care will continue. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics,...

Ode to Jessup

Preserve Clover Valley

Jessup University recently announced the purchase of over 400 acres at Clover Valley, a neighboring nature preserve that remains one of the last undeveloped low-foothill valleys in the rapidly urbanizing Sacramento valley. The purchase is...

Reaching, Teaching and Learning in the California Prison System

Refined: Jessup’s Philanthropic Society for Women

Rodney Tabares

God created each of us in His image, as unique individuals. These differences are designed to make us better together. From a business standpoint, diversity is paramount for any organization to achieve growth, innovation and...

Sydney Fuentes

The college years are often filled with transition. Especially when students pursue a specific field, only to find plans changing. Alumna Sydney Fuentes originally set her sights on becoming a missionary with expectations to be...

The Institute for Biodiversity and the Environment

Training the Next Generation of Pastoral Leaders

Visual and Performing Arts Update

Last fall semester was one for the record books for Jessup’s Visual and Performing Arts. Throughout the semester, Jessup students engaged in all areas of the performing arts — acting and singing in plays and...