Providence was well-represented at the recent Southeastern Manitoba Music Festival in Steinbach. Jeongah Park (pictured far right) won the Grade 10 Diploma Honours Solo Piano Scholarship at the annual event, and Bariah Penner (pictured far left), a former Providence...
On Saturday the fourth cohort of Mile Two Discipleship School students—11 in all—will set out on the program’s annual tour of Israel and Palestine. This journey will include several new sites for Mile Two, including En Gedi (the oasis in the desert where David hid...
A brand-new PROV.ca is communicating the Providence experience to current and prospective students, parents, alumni and supporters. Officially launched Tuesday, February 20, this modern, mobile-friendly and easily navigable website showcases the academic programs and...
by Amy Brown Rebecca and Bryce Bergman, 2010 graduates of Providence University College, met and fell in love while students. Now married for almost seven years—and the parents of two children—they have chosen to share their romantic story that began on campus. Amy...
Providence University College & Theological Seminary’s IMPACT 2020 campaign has boosted its target to $16.5 million. Already the biggest fundraising initiative in the institution’s history at the previous goal of $12.5 million, the $4 million increase represents...
Providence has been awarded federal funding towards its ongoing accessibility development. The availability of $9,393 was confirmed by the office of Ted Falk, Member of Parliament for Provencher, late last month. As part of its plans to make the Otterburne campus...
The Providence Pilots women’s volleyball team has been named a “Scholar Team” by the National Christian College Athletic Association. One of 22 institutions recognized for the fall 2017 season, Providence is extremely proud of its women’s volleyball team, which...
Last week we held our annual Missio Dei event. Students, faculty, staff and members of the surrounding community sampled a cultural marketplace, celebrated the Eucharist, explored a prayer labyrinth, visited missions-themed booths and heard presentations on themes...
“Communication” and “contention” are the main, if accidental, themes of the 2018 Providence Public Lecture Series. “We don’t intentionally try to have a distinct, overall theme to the Public Lecture Series each year,” says Dr. Dennis Hiebert, Professor of Sociology...
PROVF Talks has become one of the most highly anticipated events of Providence University College & Theological Seminary’s public scholarship calendar. On Thursday, November 30 the 2017 installment of the bite-sized, TED Talk-style lectures was presented to...
