President’s Blog

Celebrating is always a fun thing to do. Everyone loves a good birthday party. This semester, my challenge for you is to celebrate more than just on your birthday. Take time to celebrate the success of getting through another semester. … Continue reading →

Hey Everyone! Most of us are now in the thick of mid-term season. In between your all-night super-caffeinated study sessions, please make sure to take a break to avoid crashing. During your break, consider checking out TWU Connect, a new … Continue reading →

Normally the month of September is a breeze for students. I know it’s normally my favorite, as it tends to have few exams or homework. However, this September has unfolded somewhat differently. We’ve had an extremely busy month, with several … Continue reading →

Dear TWUSA team, your presence meant a lot this year. In fact, simply being on TWUSA has changed its history for good. Every aspect of your existence has etched an immeasurable impact on students and council members. The firm year … Continue reading →

“Know this, my beloved brothers: Let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger.” In my daily life, this honestly is not a present thought in my mind. Reading this verse was a nice reminder to … Continue reading →

At first take this song is about more to life since the author questions, “There must be something more/ Do we know what are we fighting for?” As Christians we know this question more than anybody. We have been told … Continue reading →

I was at a conference directed to business-oriented people looking to find a connection between business and missions. It was a really good experience. The conference was only a day’s length featuring a key speaker Neal Johnson, author of BAM: … Continue reading →

This year we are working on giving TWUSA the name it deserves. We are the Trinity Western University Student Association– an independent and creative entity composed purely of students. This collection of extraordinary people is driven by hearts, souls, and … Continue reading →

Before I moved on Campus I went to a church service with Clement Wee (my Director of Internal Relations). The pastor sent me an encouraging message on the meaning of Hebrews 12: 1-2. I want to reflect on this passage … Continue reading →