by Evie Bodiford | Sep 28, 2021 | Academics, Academics, General, Student
This year, we celebrated our 2nd year of Royal Cup. There were many great students who interviewed but we had three come out as winners. Here’s what Abigail Anderson, winner of best essay had to say about her scholarship: How has receiving this scholarship helped you... 
by Yelika Hernandez | Feb 17, 2021 | Academics, Alumni, Employee, General, Student
Social Work Month in March is a time to celebrate the great profession of social work. Warner University Social Work Club is helping celebrate this year’s Social Work Month with the theme “Social Workers are Essential” to highlight the invaluable contributions social... 
by Leigh Ann Wynn | May 4, 2020 | Academics, Academics, Agriculture, Alumni, Athletics, Blog, Employee, Faculty, From The President, General, Student
Saturday, April 25, 2020, Warner University held its first-ever completely virtual graduation. Check out the full commencement ceremony here: Want to watch just the student highlights from the end of the ceremony? Check out Warner’s “Shining... 
by Leigh Ann Wynn | Apr 11, 2020 | Academics, Academics, Employee, Faculty, General, Ministry Blog, Student
The Resurrection and An Interrupted Life Different aspects of the resurrection — when life is uncertain and interrupted Warner’s Ministry Professors are offering a 4-part series this week for Easter. Part 4 of 4: Matt. 28: 16-20 –... 
by Leigh Ann Wynn | Mar 30, 2020 | Academics, Academics, Agriculture, Alumni, Athletics, Blog, Employee, Faculty, General, Ministry Blog, Student
Encouraging Words from InRoads Pastor Matt Simpson Words of Encouragement from Mrs. Jera on campus Helpful Tips for International Students Steps for Returning Your Books to the Bookstore ... 
by Leigh Ann Wynn | Mar 27, 2020 | Academics, Academics, Blog, Employee, Faculty, From The President, General, Student
Warner’s Commencement Ceremony Will Be Unique This Year Listen as President Hoag and Duke give the directive for this year’s virtual graduation ceremony. 