The masters in classical Christian studies
The Classical Christian Studies graduate program at New Saint Andrews College is a low residency program designed for working educators to attain a two-year masters of studies (M.St.) degree or a one-year certificate. The year-round academic calendar only requires three weeks on campus. With a full-time tuition below $5,500 a year, it's one of the most affordably priced graduate programs you will find.

Listen or watch a recent lecture by Dr. Timothy Edwards, an invited special guest lecturer from Oxford.

Learn more about New Saint Andrews Classical Christian Studies graduate program and apply here.

"Celebratio" festival celebrates NSA's Christian college town Sept. 16-19
Families in Moscow, the Pacific Northwest and throughout the country are invited to Moscow for the New Saint Andrews “Celebratio,” September 16-19, to enjoy Moscow’s engaging and entertaining Christian college town environment. Dr. Alan Jacobs, author of The Narnian: The Life and Imagination of C.S. Lewis, is the featured guest speaker at this year’s festival, which also offers a Writer’s Roundtable for aspiring writers, talks on classical Christian education, opportunities to sit-in on NSA classes, a Collegium Musicum concert, a Men’s Breakfast, a Science Day Camp, ball-style dancing, live music downtown, and a combined church picnic, and more. The “Celebratio” also promotes the City of Moscow’s Farmer’s Market and the Latah County Fair. The NSA Celebratio is free, but attendees are asked to register in advance. Click here for more information and to register.

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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 Senior Fellow Dr. Peter J. Leithart

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Want to visit campus? Next PSW kicks off Oct. 29th The first Prospective Student Weekend of the year is on tap for this fall, Oct. 29 - Nov. 1. The weekend is the perfect time for college-bound high school juniors and seniors to check out NSA and the Moscow community. The fall PSW includes complimentary pass to the College's Annual Reformation Banquet. And rumor has it that the Pumpkin Rugby game is being planned for the same weekend. Make your plans now. You can register online here or call John Sawyer, Director of Student Recruitment, at (208) 882-1566.

College offers "Biology of Bugs" science day camp On Saturday, Sept. 18, New Saint Andrews will host a "Biology of Bugs" science camp for secondary students (ages 13-18) at the downtown College, 405 S. Main Street. Led by NSA Senior Fellow of Natural History, Dr. Gordon Wilson, the camp includes a lecture, lunch, and a laboratory session. The science camp is part of the College's Celebratio, a four-day family festival Sept. 16-19. For more information about the science camp or other Celebratio events visit www.nsa.edu or call John Sawyer at (208) 882-1566.

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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]