Once the over-indulgence of the holidays comes to an end and the calendar opens to a fresh year, it’s time for the age-old tradition of New Year’s resolutions. Whether it’s more-books-less-Netflix,...

“Haply I think on thee, and then my state, / Like to the lark at break of day arising / From sullen earth, sings hymns at heaven’s gate / For thy sweet love remember’d such wealth brings.” Shakespeare,...

With Thanksgiving past and the Christmas season officially here, the Greenville area is gearing up for an assortment of holiday festivities. To start the Christmas season, downtown Greenville will host...

Many people are superstitious about Friday the 13th, and sadly, this year the feelings of unease were grounded. In at least six coordinated attacks around Paris, terrorists took hostages at a concert,...

“Bethany, I have to tell you something. The doctor called and my tests came back. I have cancer, but it’ll be okay.” Those weren’t the words I expected to hear when my little sister Becca knocked...

As the holiday season is beginning, a certain coffee giant’s red paper cups are causing more of a commotion than they should. With the release of Starbucks’ annual holiday cup, many Christians are...

Last week’s Republican presidential debate on CNBC was the most watched program in the network’s 30-year history. But the high ratings weren’t the rusult of reasons any network would like to claim. The...

I transferred to Bob Jones University from another Christian college. A little background: I spent my freshman year here at BJU before I transferred to the other university. My time there was a good learning...

BJU students come from different places all over the USA and all over the world. Although Greenville culture is ordinary for those who call it home, students coming from small rural towns, colossal cities...

#ShoutYourAbortion took Twitter by storm a couple weeks ago and has generated a huge response since, both in support and in opposition. The hashtag was meant to remove the negative stigma against women...

The generation gap is an ever-present issue in today’s world. Thanks to better medi- cal care and extended life ex- pectancies, people are retiring later. That means for the very first time, vastly different...

With all of the talk about class reunions this weekend, I got a little sentimental. I was homeschooled through high school, so I grad- uated in a class of one. However, my dad was determined that I have...