Action of Mercy | African Drums | Through the Eyes of a Child

Recent Features:
The Action of Mercy Associate Professor of Communication Todd Rendleman performs selections from Flannery O’Conner’s literary works. October 4, 2001. (46:36)

African Drums SPU Ethnic Percussion Ensemble performance. March 13, 2005. (3:58)

SPU Classics:
Through the Eyes of a Child Margaret Woods takes a look at the world from a child’s perspective and stresses the importance of exercising one’s imagination. April 26, 1976. (26:57)

President's Spring Forum | Thalia Performance | Dickerson

Recent Features:
President’s Spring Forum SPU faculty and staff are honored for their years of service and significant contributions to the university. May 8, 2007. (40:01)

Toccata and Fugue in D minor Thalia Symphony Orchestra performance. February 7, 2006. (10:16)

SPU Classics:
Honors Convocation: 1984-1985 Former SPU Vice President of Academic Affairs David O. Dickerson reflects on the trials Joseph endured as recorded in the Old Testament. May 22, 1985. (7:35)

Catford Recital | What Knowledge Is of Most Worth? | 1991 Centennial Video

Recent Features:
Caprice in Passacaille Music Adjunct Julian Catford performs a classical guitar solo at a faculty recital. February 12, 2006. (3:52)

What Knowledge Is of Most Worth? Professor of Education Arthur Ellis discusses the ideas found in Herbert Spencer’s essay “What Knowledge Is of Most Worth” published in 1859. Online course lecture. (33:23)

SPU Classics:
People of a Growing Vision This 1991 SPU centennial video showcases university faculty, students, and alumni and the difference they are making in the world. (13:14)

Wall | Johnson | Erickson

Recent Features:
How Free is “Free” Methodism? Professor Rob Wall examines the Wesleyan tradition at the Paul T. Walls Lecture: March 8, 2007. (54:46)

Ständchen (Serenade). Professor Wayne Johnson shares a piece composed by Schubert/Liszt from his CD: "Salon Classics: From the Golden Age of the Piano." (c) 2002. (5:32)

SPU Classics:
What Are You Going to Do; Who Are You Going to Be. Professor Joyce Erickson discusses jobs, vocation, and personhood. Chapel: April 14, 1982. (21:07)