Par Fore Paws: Hope’s Story of Advocating for Animals

In her hometown of Sapulpa, Oklahoma, Hope Tuttle, a second-year Legacy Scholar and sophomore at Drury University, spent this past year embarking on a meaningful journey through her Volunteer Leadership Project (VLP), focused on advocating for animals in need. Partnering with the Sapulpa Animal Shelter located southwest of Tulsa, Hope worked to address the urgent […]

Peek Into the Fall Newsletter!

As the leaves turn and the air grows crisp, we are delighted to present the fall edition of the Phillips University Legacy Foundation’s newsletter! This issue is packed with inspiring stories of Phillips University Legacy Scholars, who are making a positive impact in their academic environments, local communities, and far beyond. We are also excited […]

Explore the Spring Newsletter!

Spring is here, and with it comes a fresh edition of the Philips University Legacy Foundation’s newsletter! This season, we’re excited to shine a spotlight on the incredible stories of the Legacy Scholars And the impact they’re making on their campuses, their communities, and beyond!  We also feature reflections from our alumni, who share their […]

Accepting New Applications for the Graduate Program

Phillips University Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce that it is accepting new applications for its Graduate Legacy Scholars Program for the 2024-2025 academic year. This program makes annual awards of up to $4500 per year to full-time graduate students who are pursuing a master’s degree, are committed to pastoral ministry in the Christian Church […]

Legacy Scholar Profile: Joshua Olorigebe

“Leadership is an action, not a position. It is an act of service and the choices I make must always be in the best interests of those I lead. As John Maxwell said, “A leader is one who knows the way, goes the way, and shows the way.” People work best when and where they […]

February Scholar Profile Malachi Gnade

“Leadership is about influencing and guiding others in a more positive direction than before. I have kept this quote in my mind since freshman year of high school: “Preach the Gospel at all times, and when necessary, use words.” Simply put, I always try to lead by example.” Malachi Gnade is a passionate and driven […]

Accepting Applications for the 2024-2025 Undergraduate Program

Phillips University Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce that it is accepting new applications for its Undergraduate Legacy Scholars Program for the 2024-2025 academic year. This program makes annual awards of up to $9000 per year to full-time undergraduate students pursuing a liberal arts education at any of the 17 colleges or universities currently or […]

December Scholar Profile: Olivia Zinn

Meet Olivia, a talented senior at Bethany College in West Virginia who is pursuing dual degrees in communications and Spanish. Hailing from Philippi, West Virginia, Olivia’s passion for involvement was evident during her time at Philip Barbour High School, where she actively participated in yearbook, theater, and Student Council. At Bethany, Olivia’s dedication extends beyond […]

October Scholar Profile: Hope Tuttle

We’re thrilled to welcome to the program entering sophomore PU Legacy Scholar Hope Tuttle who is studying Criminal Justice at William Woods University in Fulton, Missouri. Originally from Bristow, Oklahoma, Hope is a Valedictorian graduate from Sapulpa High School in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. There she was president of the Native American Student Association, Editor of Key […]

With Gratitude for the New Dorothy and Sheldon Elliott Endowed Scholarship

Phillips University Legacy Foundation is excited to announce the creation of the Dorothy and Sheldon Elliott Scholarship by their daughter, Linda Elliott. This scholarship will be a fully funded permanent endowment created to support the ongoing mission of the foundation and the legacy of Phillips University. Linda established this endowed fund in memory of her […]

An Interview with Beloved PU Faculty Dr. Beth Murphy

Part of the Phillips University Story Project In 1958, Dr. Beth Murphy had just finished her Masters of Education at the University of Colorado. The head of the Biology Department, Professor Anderson, told her he had recommended her for a job. Professor Alexander: “I recommended you for a job!” Dr. Murphy: “Where?” Professor Alexander: “Phillips […]