The starlight witch costume is a popular choice for Halloween and other costume parties. It combines elements of witchcraft with a celestial theme, creating a magical and enchanting look. The costume typically includes a black dress or robe with silver or gold star patterns, symbolizing the night sky. Some variations of the costume may include a pointed hat adorned with stars, a broomstick, and other accessories such as a wand or cauldron. The starlight witch costume allows individuals to embrace their inner witch and add a touch of glamour and mystique to their Halloween attire. The combination of the witch and star themes creates a unique and eye-catching look that is sure to stand out at any event.

Cross Ring

At the center of an education at Dallas Baptist University, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ reigns supreme. It is so fitting that the original Dallas Baptist University Cross Ring prominently displays the Cross of Christ on its center - reflecting the University mission of providing Christ-centered education through the integration of Biblical faith and academic learning.

The Leaves, the Cross, the Year 1898

The leaves surrounding the Cross of Christ represent our spiritual, intellectual, physical, and social development as servants of Jesus Christ. Emblazoned around the top of the ring is the name of our beloved Dallas Baptist University. Anchoring the University name is the date 1898, the founding year of our forerunner Decatur Baptist College. The year 1898 reminds us of our historical roots as the first two-year college in Texas and even more importantly, our Baptist heritage and God’s calling to continue this legacy.

The Jesus "Fishers of Men" Statue

On one shank of the Official DBU Cross Ring, the Jesus "Fishers of Men" Statue inspires us to ponder the ever-present question posed by Jesus to His disciples, "Will you follow Me?" As students, faculty, staff, and guests exit the campus, we are always reminded of our Christian calling to walk with Jesus and follow His example of servant leadership.

The Great Commission and The Great Commission Globe Sculpture

The Great Commission, found in Matthew 28:19-20, expresses the prevalent theme of evangelism at DBU; "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely I am with you always, to the very end of the age." This familiar Scripture passage is the inspiration for the Great Commission Globe near the John G. Mahler Student Center. Not only does the globe focus on Jesus’ command to reach the world in His name, it also represents the impact DBU has on the world through the many international students who have come to DBU. Graduates now live and serve on virtually every continent around the world.

DBU's influence reaches the entire globe through our graduates as well as the numerous mission projects in which students, faculty, and staff participate. The words of the University hymn, "To God be the Glory," which is sung at the University’s commencement and convocation services are engraved on the Bible of the Great Commission Globe Sculpture, reminding us of God’s faithfulness to each of us individually and to Dallas Baptist University.

The Theme Scripture: Jeremiah 29:11

The University’s theme Scripture verse, Jeremiah 29:11, is engraved in one of the chevrons on the DBU Cross Ring. This verse has significant meaning to the University family, providing all of us a genuine peace to know that God is in control of our lives and has a hope and future for us in Him. Many have expressed how God has used this verse to confirm their calling to DBU.

The Fishers of Men

An additional symbol of our calling to be fishers of men is etched on the palm side of the ring. The texture of the fisher’s net against our skin (or finger) serves to remind us of Jesus’ instruction to spread the Gospel of our Lord and Savior. The fisher’s net is wrapped around the palm side of the ring positioned closest to our heart to remind us of what Jesus called us to do.

The Cupola Tower

Carved on the other side of the DBU Cross Ring is the cupola tower of the John G. Mahler Student Center, the center of university campus life. The clock on the cupola tower stands still at 10:00 a.m. reminding us of the chapel hour when the university family joins together for worship.

On the chevron beneath the cupola tower on the DBU Cross Ring is engraved the name Patriots, the University’s official mascot. To the side of the cupola tower is the Liberty Bell, in which a replica stands in the foyer of the Mahler Student Center. Next to the Mahler Student Center waves the American Flag just as it flies on campus today. The Patriot mascot, Liberty Bell, and Old Glory symbolize the freedom and liberty we enjoy as American citizens.

The Bricks

Paved on the walls of both shanks of the DBU Cross Ring are clay bricks. These bricks replicate the colonial style of architecture adopted by the University and represented among the campus’ present-day buildings.

"For I know the plans I have for you," declares the LORD, "plans to prosper and not to harm you, plans to give you a hope and a future." – Jeremiah 29:11

The bricks also serve to remind us of the steps we have taken across the University’s walkways to earn the privilege and honor of becoming a graduate of DBU. At the top of each shank are the class year and degree name. The class year and earned degree are carved on each ring to recognize the journey and culmination of our Christ-centered educational experience at DBU.

How to Wear the DBU Cross Ring

The DBU Cross Ring is to be first worn with Christ’s Cross atop the ring facing toward our hearts until the completion of our DBU education and awarding of earned degrees. Upon degree conferring, graduates turn their ring with Christ’s Cross facing toward the world. This tradition symbolizes our training and calling to take Christ into the world as servant leaders of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Personalization of the Cross Ring

Bearers of the Official DBU Cross Ring may personalize their individual rings by having a Scripture verse engraved on the inside of the ring along with their name. You may opt to emblaze your ring with diamonds or cubic zirconia set atop the cross. Each Official DBU Cross Ring will bear its own registration number. This number will allow the University to identify the owner in the event that the ring is lost and returned to DBU.

A Reminder

As we wear the DBU Cross Ring, we will be consistently reminded of our unique experiences at DBU and the many wonderful university traditions we hold so dear. We pray that as we wear the DBU Cross Ring, it will not only remind us of the Lord’s calling on our lives, but also serve as an instrument to convey the Gospel message of Jesus Christ.

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DBU Welcomes Incoming Class of 2024

This year, the office of Undergraduate Admissions hosted 545 incoming Freshmen and Transfer Students throughout the first five sessions of New Patriot Orientation, which took place from May 28 - June 12. The first day of each session included a virtual orientation completed at home in order to accommodate social distancing guidelines, while the evening included optional sessions.

The students who elected to attend the first day were able to participate in worship in the chapel and hear from BSM Director, Eric Bean. Carey Williams, an Admissions Counselor, shares, "Corporate worship the first night of each session was amazing because it was really the first time for almost everyone there to be able to worship alongside other believers which really made quite an impact on everyone there. Getting to see all of the students that we had worked with for months, many of which we hadn't actually met in person, was super exciting and they were all pumped at officially becoming Patriots."

Following this session, the students split up into small groups in order to get to know incoming students as well as current students. Spread around outdoors on the beautiful campus, the students enjoyed getting to meet future classmates and find new friends for their college journey. In addition, the small group leaders made the incoming students feel welcome and comfortable as they shared wisdom and insight on their time at Dallas Baptist University. Later, the incoming students joined with their parents for a Family Picnic in the Great Hall and Sadler Hall.

Students who chose to stay the night on campus were then able to check into the dorms and meet with other students for a late evening hangout at Turner Park. This event included popsicles from Steel City Pops and gave students time to continue building friendships as they participated in University life.

The second day of Orientation was fully in-person on campus and started at 9:30 am. Students and parents were welcomed to campus by Dr. Jay Harley, Vice President for Student Affairs. Following his welcome, incoming students met at the Burg for a "Life at DBU" session, while parents remained in the chapel for their own information session.

Students then spread out throughout campus to meet in small groups, giving them the chance to see familiar faces from the previous night or meet new faces for those who arrived for the second day. In order to effectively socially distance, students and parents reunited for lunch by color groups in the Dining Hall, Great Hall, and Sadler Hall. During this time, they were encouraged to discuss class scheduling, as the students' next step was to meet with an academic advisor and register for their first classes.

As students met with their respective advisors throughout campus, parents attended another Parent Session, which provided helpful information on Student Success, Campus Security, and how to help their students prepare for college in the remaining summer months. Once students completed registering for classes, they met back up with their parents and completed the final steps of registration, which included learning more about Student Life, Housing, Financial Aid, Cashier's Office, and of course, the ringing of the bell.

Ringing the Liberty Bell is an unforgettable moment because as each student rings it, the Mahler Student Center is filled with a unified roar of cheers from their Admissions Counselors, small group leaders, and other individuals who aided the students along the way. Emily Roszhart, Admissions Event Coordinator, shares her excitement about this favorite DBU event, which she loves to plan. "Ringing the bell is always my favorite part of New Patriot Orientation. The students have finally finished what can be a long day, and they are taking an exciting step into becoming an official college student. As parents watch with tears in their eyes, filming the momentous occasion, students ring the bell as hard as they can and turn around to the cheers of the Admissions staff who have worked so hard to help each student on their journey to DBU. Every single session, I get emotional at the bell, as I love watching the parents' pride as students begin their new chapter of life as official DBU Patriots."

Carly Moreno, Director of Campus Visits and Special Events, reflected on her experience of this year's NPO sessions. "Planning for Orientation during a global pandemic was certainly a challenge, but the outcome far exceeded my expectations! Families were excited to be on campus, and they followed social distancing guidelines with patience and grace. It was a joy to see parents and students get to step foot onto the campus they will soon spend the next four years on. It is a joy to plan this event to acclimate students to life on University Hill, but also to provide parents with every resource and contact they might need during their student's time at DBU."

Amid today's uncertainties, this event reminded not only Undergraduate Admissions, but DBU as a University, of God's faithfulness and provision in allowing students to participate in orientation on campus and virtually, and ultimately the joy and hope found in the Lord for the days to come.

Tags Students University News Written by Kathleen Sotomayor

Kathleen Sotomayor is a member of University Communications at Dallas Baptist University.

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Reviews for "Embody the power of the stars with the Starlight Witch costume"

1. John - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the Starlight Witch Costume. The quality was extremely poor, with the fabric feeling cheap and flimsy. The sizing was also completely off. I ordered a medium, which is my usual size, but it was way too small. The embellishments on the costume were barely attached and started falling off as soon as I took it out of the packaging. Overall, it was a waste of money and I would not recommend it to anyone.

2. Sarah - 2 stars - The Starlight Witch Costume looked much better in the pictures than it did in person. The colors were not as vibrant and the design looked a lot cheaper up close. The fit was also odd and uncomfortable. The top was too tight while the skirt was too big, making me look unbalanced. The cape was also poorly made, with the stitching coming undone after just a couple of hours wearing it. I was really disappointed with this purchase and would not buy from this brand again.

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