When Dr. Michalis Andronikou joined the Providence faculty in 2017 he brought with him an impressive background in composition, having had his pieces performed throughout Europe and North America. And he hasn’t stopped writing music! With seven CDs already released,...
More than 30 Providence students, faculty and their families took part in the annual Performing Arts Retreat at Red Rock Bible Camp last weekend. “It was a weekend full of music and theatre, with all our university ensembles holding intensive rehearsals over the three...
Mark Dizon is one of Canada’s best non-commercial pilots. He recently won a provincial competition that included flight and written exams provided by NavCanada, and in a few weeks he’ll compete for the Webster Memorial Trophy, emblematic of “Canada’s Top Amateur...
Kim Coursey has worked with Manitoba youth for 40 years. The long-time executive director of Red Rock Bible Camp, he has also served with Steinbach Area Youth Leaders (SAYL), Christian Camping International (CCI) and in Sunday School and Ministry Counsel roles in his...
Ask the students graduating this weekend why they chose Providence University College for their post-secondary education and you’ll get as many answers as there are, well, students. Some arrived at the Otterburne campus to pursue a specific program; others had hazier...
Opening Wednesday’s Winnipeg New Music Festival concert—WNMF5—will be a world premiere composed by Dr. Karen Sunabacka, a previous Associate Professor of Music Theory and Composition at Providence. Currently Associate Professor of Music at the University of Waterloo’s...
C. S. Lewis is best known as the author, scholar and theologian who produced such masterworks as Mere Christianity, The Screwtape Letters, The Space Trilogy and The Chronicles of Narnia. According to Dr. Michael Gilmour, Professor of New Testament and English...
