Simpson University invites the community to a discussion on “Quantum Teleportation, Einstein and Colliding Black Holes” and interactive lab demonstrations during its fourth “Encounters in Science and Mathematics” night on Tuesday, Oct. 22.
REDDING, Calif.—When he’s not in the classroom—or exploring the beautiful North State mountains and rivers close to campus—Simpson University professor Scott Barnett might be found overseas, helping train local leaders in outdoor leadership. Dr. Barnett, […]
Nearly 120 Simpson University students, staff, and faculty traveled to Whiskeytown National Recreation Area on Sept. 21 to participate in the university’s 15th annual Day of Service. This year’s service day had one focus: Carr Fire recovery efforts at Brandy Creek and the Camden House.
Simpson University WorldSERVE students hosted their annual Celebration Night recently to share the adventures of their student-led mission trips during spring and summer breaks. Nearly 30 students participated on trips to Thailand, Taiwan, India, the Philippines, and Chicago.
REDDING, Calif. – Simpson University for Seniors is offering two courses in October for adults of any age. The non-credit, no-homework classes, which begin Oct. 7, are taught on Simpson’s campus by university professors and […]
Two Simpson University history students took an active role in promoting awareness of the supreme law of the land during annual recognition of Constitution Day on campus.
For the 15th consecutive year, Simpson University students, staff, and faculty will partner with the community in the university’s annual Day of Service on Saturday, Sept. 21.
New Simpson University students Gabriel Gonzalez and Tommy Hail share an unbreakable bond: they and their families were displaced from their homes during the Carr and Camp Fires that ravaged Northern California last year. They are also two of the first recipients of Simpson University’s Carr & Camp Fire Scholarship, created in 2018 as part of the school’s Legacy Scholarship initiative.
The Simpson University community remembered staff member and alumnus Chris Peterson during a candlelight vigil Sept. 4 marked by tears, laughter, Scripture and prayer.
Simpson University will host College OPTIONS’ annual College Quest information night from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 12, in the James M. Grant Student Life Center (gymnasium).
Simpson University for Seniors—now in its 10th year—is offering two courses in September for adults of any age.
Simpson University’s Dr. Jack Painter, professor of New Testament, led 16 undergraduate students on a three-week Israel Study Trip from May 14 to June 2.
Simpson University hosted 250 instructional aides from nearly 20 North State school districts on Aug. 12 for a training day designed by the School of Education.
Simpson University has again received national recognition for the integrity of its individualized and engaging education through its selection as a College of Distinction.
Richard Martin, Redding resident, completed his bachelor’s degree in psychology after one year of study in Simpson University’s School of Adult Studies ASPIRE program.
Martin, 49, has worked as a certified alcohol and drug counselor for nine years, and has lived in Redding for five.
Simpson University Wellness Center Director Bev Klaiber spoke recently to Paradise and Chico-area pastors and their wives at a special event designed to offer care for them after last year’s devastating Camp Fire.
Simpson University is pleased to announce the appointments of a new provost and chief financial officer, who join President Norman Hall’s leadership team.
I was scrolling through Facebook one night, aimlessly watching cute dog videos and smirking at funny memes when my thumb landed on an article for Simpson University’s May-term Marine Biology class.
Anderson resident Shawn Greene, 27, wants to make a difference in people’s lives. As a step toward that goal, he enrolled in Simpson University’s School of Adult Studies ASPIRE program to complete his bachelor’s degree. In April, he was among 130 students who graduated from the university.
Red Bluff resident Jessica Evans-Field returned to college in her early 40s, earning a B.A. in organizational leadership online through Simpson University’s ASPIRE program.
