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July 30, 2010

Limited space available for late applicants
It happens every year at this time. An undecided college-bound student decides at the last minute that New Saint Andrews College is the place to be. The good news is we've not cut off applications. But you're encouraged to act fast as enrollment is limited. So apply yourself!

Book: NSA offers academy timely lessons
In a book published by Johns Hopkins University Press, New Saint Andrews College is featured along with a select number of evangelical Protestant institutions as “offering timely lessons for the broader higher education community.” In Seeing the Light: Religious Colleges in Twenty-First Century America, Samuel Schuman examines the place of religious colleges and universities in contemporary American higher education. Schuman, Chancellor Emeritus of the University of Minnesota, Morris, devotes an entire chapter to New Saint Andrews College and included Baylor University, Anderson University, Calvin College, North Park University, George Fox University, Westmont College, Oral Roberts University, Northwestern College, and Wheaton College along with Moscow’s classical Christian liberal arts college as ... [read more]

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Dr. Leithart Recognized Internationally
New Saint Andrews College Senior Fellow Dr. Peter J. Leithart has been awarded an Association of Reformed Institutions of Higher Education (ARIHE) Lectureship for 2010-2012. As one of three lecturers recognized by the ten-member association of American and Canadian colleges and universities in the Reformed and Presbyterian Christian tradition, Dr. Leithart joins a distinguished group of scholars said to provide “a model of scholarship that reflect the mission... ... [read more]
Awarded ARIHE Lectureship


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NSA, area choirs present spring concert April 22
New Saint Andrews College will present its spring concert entitled "As it is in Heaven" on Thursday, April 22, at the Moscow Church of the Nazarene at 7 p.m. Admission is free. The College’s 100-member choir will be joined by the adult choirs of Christ Church and Trinity Reformed Church as well as an orchestra consisting of players from the University of Idaho, Washington State University, and the greater Palouse region. All of the musical offerings will be settings of texts taken from or based upon excerpts from the book of Revelation. Highlights include works by Mendelssohn, Vaughan Williams, Hallock, Bach, and Handel. [read more]
College offers "Trailside Botany" science day camp
New Saint Andrews College will offer a “Trailside Botany” science camp for area secondary students on Friday, May 14, 2010, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the downtown college in Moscow. The day-long camp, led by Dr. Gordon Wilson, includes two intensive class sessions in the morning, lunch, an afternoon field trip and a late-afternoon laboratory session. Enrollment is generally limited to students age 15 or older. The cost of the camp is $40 to participants who register in advance. You can register online at www.nsa.edu/camps or call (208) 882-1566. Parents have the option of enrolling their student ... [read more]

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Dr. Wilson is in Answers
Readers of Answers Magazine will find Dr. Gordon Wilson's byline on page 20 of the magazine's April-June 2009 issue. Dr. Wilson, a Senior Fellow of Natural History at NSA, authored a three-page spread on Lightning Bugs. The magazine is published by Answers in Genesis and is read by over 60,000 subscribers.
M.A. Grad is on to Scotland
Brad Littlejohn considers himself a "jack-of-all-trades." "I like to be involved in as many different things as possible at once," said Littlejohn, who received his master's degree from New Saint Andrews College in Moscow on May 14. This is evidenced by his involvement in... [read more]

This new degree of Bachelor of Science does not guarantee that the holder knows any science. It does guarantee that he does not know any Latin.”
– Dean Briggs, Harvard College (1900)

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