Sleeping on the pavement outside the airport was not how I imagined the first night of my mission trip. Neither had I imagined that I would get chased by a cow, forget my passport, fall into a ditch and...
Thumbing through racks of T-shirts in a popular clothing store, I discovered a bunch of T-shirts with designs for a holiday coming up in about two weeks.
The only reason I recognized the shirts as St....
One hundred and fourteen years ago today, Theodor Seuss Geisel, or Dr. Seuss, was born. In 1997, the National Education Association adopted Geisel’s birthday as National Read Across America Day.
Dr....
It feels like the Olympics is all we’ve heard about in the last month. Whether you love it or hate it, you can’t get away from it.
All the talk about the Winter Games seems to fall into two extremes:...
In the past two weeks, I’ve taken two notable walks across campus, each producing a very different feeling although taken on the exact same path and at roughly the same time.
The first walk led me to...
The 2018 Bible Conference closes today, and we will have the weekend to prepare for classes to resume once again on Monday. The spring semester seems to fly by, especially after Bible Conference.
Much...
“All hail the pow’r of Jesus’ Name! Let angels prostrate fall; Bring forth the royal diadem, And crown Him Lord of all! And crown him Lord of all!”
I sang these lyrics by Edward Perronet in a freshman...
Junior and senior year means it’s time to get your life together. For most of us the first step toward that goal is finding a job.
So like many others, I’m putting my best foot forward and writing...
There have been Super Bowls in the past that were disappointing, below par, or just over-all deflating. Last Sunday’s game was definitely not one of them.
Leb by backup QB Nick Foles, the Philadelphia...
Some students spend their year trapped in the library like cloistered monks.
I’ll admit it: some days I envy those students. I would love to spend more time writing papers and diving into books at the...
“My father says you remember the smell of your country no matter where you are but only recognize it when you’re far away,” Romanian author Aglaja Veteranyi said in her novel Why the Child is Cooking...
January just might be the most hopeful month of the year. With last year in the past, a new year waits ahead like a blank slate full of possiblities.
We’ve listed below a few things we wish we did more...
