Resources for navigating life as a CUDS student.


Spring 2026 registration is here! Check your email or campus box for a copy of the Spring 2026 Schedule & Matriculation Instructions. Reminders:
November 3 – 7: Candidates for May 2026 Graduation Register
November 10 – 15: All Other Returning Students Register
Click here for instructions on how locate your advisor in Self-Service.

Click the links below to learn more about upcoming electives:

July 7 - 17, 2026
Click here to view the trip brochure.
Click here view a recording of the Zoom info session.
This summer, the Divinity School will host a study tour focused on the concept of pilgrimage, exploring Celtic Christianity in and around the city of Edinburgh and on the island of Iona. We will draw on the concepts of place, land, and creation to invite participants to practice being with God and one another at a slower pace. For current students interested in a deeper experience, this pilgrimage will be offered as a class for credit. Questions? Contact Kari White or Sara Acosta.
Photo Credit: Dr. Jones

Are you a caregiver of an aging parent? Interested in a peer support group with classmates? Fill out this interest form to help SALT better understand your needs. The support group would be open to all aging parent caregiving experiences: long distance, in-home, facility care, and others.


The Nourish Market at Campbell University is a free resource that offers an avenue for students and staff facing food insecurity to receive nourishment throughout the entire week. Click here to find open hours and volunteer information. Email Rev. Morgan Pajak (pajak@campbell.edu), pictured, to setup an appointment or to volunteer.

Atla is our primary research database for articles related to religion and theology. It has recently undergone significant design updates. Librarian Abigail Pore has recorded an online tutorial for CUDS students. Good luck with your resarch!

In addition to The Update, Campbell Divinity sends out a monthly e-newsletter to students, alumni, partners, and friends of the Divinity School. The September issue can be found here. Didn’t receive a copy? You can subscribe by following this link.
Also, be sure to like us on Facebook, follow us on Instagram (@cudivinityschool) and subscribe to our YouTube channel. We hope you’ll engage with CUDS on social media & spread our posts so that folks in your networks can learn more about how God is at work through students, faculty, staff and beyond.

CUDS maintains a list of full-time and part-time job opportunities for our students and alumni.

Campbell University Counseling Services provides free, confidential counseling and resources to help students with personal, developmental, or psychological concerns related to academics and/or personal growth.