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Every spring, something remarkable happens on the 17�Թ� campus. Students who spent an entire semester wrestling with cameras, scripts, lighting rigs, and each other's creative visions walk a red carpet, take their seats in a packed chapel, and watch their work come to life on screen in front of hundreds of people who are genuinely moved by what they made. This is Transformations, and if you want to understand what LPU's Media and Communications program is really about, this is the place to start.

How might faithful Pentecostal Christians approach those with disabilities in our churches, whether those born differently than typically abled persons or those who acquired a disability through disease, injury, or age?

17�Թ� welcomed a familiar face home this week when Lynsi Snyder, President and Owner of In-N-Out Burger, visited chapel to share her personal story of faith, resilience, and what it means to lead with humility in the marketplace.

17�Թ� is celebrating a historic milestone as President Angie Richey officially signed Memorandums of Understanding welcoming six new Micro Campuses into the LPU network.

We are excited to welcome Lynsi Snyder-Ellingson to chapel at 17�Թ� on Tuesday, April 14th.

On Saturday, April 11, 17�Թ� welcomed its first-ever Innovate26 Tech & Business Summit.

17�Թ� is proud to announce the launch of the “Museum of the Bible Experience” annual May trip, a fully funded initiative beginning in the 2026–27 academic year.