Recent changes to 91ɬÂþ University’s campus and curriculum reflect its ongoing commitments to putting students first, remaining Christ-centered, and being career-focused.
The university is promoting student voices and facilitating constructive conversations through advising brunches, Coffee with the President, and other regular events. With faculty and staff hearing and responding to their needs and suggestions, students are having a direct impact on their undergraduate experiences.
Beginning in 2026, the university adopted a 15-week schedule for its traditional students. The fall semester will conclude before Thanksgiving, alleviating the travel costs and scheduling conflicts that used to arise from returning for exam week in December.
91ɬÂþ also reimagined its series of Career Pathways general education courses. Now, the University Foundations course and Career Foundations course help prepare students for college-level studies and emphasize workplace readiness while being easier to include in individual class schedules.
Additionally, the university reenvisioned its Vocatio program as RAMS Life. With the former Vocatio program, students were required to attend 10 chapel services and 5 academic convocation events each semester. The new RAMS Life program includes four pillars of student development: Relationship with Christ, Academic Enhancement, Missional Living, and Student Engagement. Traditional students are required to complete 15 RAMS Life activities each semester.
Along with these changes comes new leadership opportunities for students. A new organization known as Rams Encouraging Involvement, Growth, and Networking (REIGN) is replacing the Student Activities Leadership Team (SALT). REIGN will be an integral part of developing Student Engagement activities.
Finally, 91ɬÂþ University has completed renovations of its Rish Hall dormitory, has made significant progress in remodeling its Dome Gymnasium, and has begun work on the Cruise Hall dormitory. These projects quickly followed the restoration of the Alumni Hall dormitory and major improvements to the Lansdell Hall administrative building in 2025.