Undermining Social Cohesion: The Social Media Paradox
By Blake Downs, Editor-in-Chief It happens almost every day in one of my classes: I tell a student to put their phone away only for it to pop out once again mere minutes later as […]
By Blake Downs, Editor-in-Chief It happens almost every day in one of my classes: I tell a student to put their phone away only for it to pop out once again mere minutes later as […]
Editor’s note: This article was submitted for publication Fall 2018. This is a late upload. By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers We live in very frightening times. Crime, global instability, immigrant migrations, ecological catastrophe, political division, […]
Editor’s note: This article was submitted for publication Fall 2018. This is a late upload. By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers It has been over a week now since the voters of the United States have […]
Editor’s note: This article was submitted for publication Fall 2018. This is a late upload. By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers Over three decades ago I was a 19-year-old, fresh out of high school, new Freshman […]
Editor’s note: This article was submitted for publication Fall 2018. This is a late upload. By: Rev. David Wilson Rogers The wisdom of James reaches across the ages through the pages of Scripture and speaks […]
Editor’s note: This article was submitted for publication Fall 2018. This is a late upload. By: MacKenzie Taylor Celebrities and politics don’t tend to mesh very well. However, any time the two cross paths, there’s […]
By: Rae Arnett This week, as I was watching the Trump Administration take full swing, I admit that I was curious about what, if any, campaign promises he would fulfill. I was anxious to see […]
By: Chris McManigal Fourth of a 4-part series spotlighting the Presidential candidate from the Democrat, Republican, Libertarian and Green Party. Jill Stein came to be on the political stage from experiences in her first career, […]
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