It’s no secret that we as a society are very desensitized to evil in the world. Commonly we ignore it, pretend it isn’t there, accept it, or make light of it.

The Land of Milk and Honey

October 25, 2015 Gustave Coolwhip

Forget about shrimp scampi.

Get Real

October 23, 2015 Anne Fuller

I think it is time to identify the popular trend of flaunting what I call the “messy lifestyle.”

Ghetto's Bricks

October 23, 2015 Second North Boys

We, the gentlemen of Ghetto, have felt this wave of change more than most: the cottages, the development of our frontiersman skills, and, most recently, the removal of the bricks from the hall.

Whatever is Good

October 23, 2015 Elena Forman

We’re young here at Covenant College, and entertainment is a popular topic.

The Dual Virtues of Leadership

October 19, 2015 Michael Donoghue

The goal of this article is the presentation and explanation of the two virtues that I believe to be essential in ideal leadership: selflessness and a love for others.

Three Books for the Critical Consumer

October 16, 2015 Carrie Woodward

The choices that we make reveal our habits, beliefs, and ultimately, our understanding of what it means to be human.

Luther's Appeal: Pray for Me

October 13, 2015 Maggie Duncan

On the wall above the kitchen in Apartment 10 you will find ten frames holding portraits of theologians my housemates and I admire.

Chasing the Wrong Happy Ending

October 9, 2015 Sophie Gianis

There’s no doubt that the majority of people in their twenties have felt the encroaching pressure of dating and marriage at some point or another.

I'm a Christian, But...

October 9, 2015 Anna Katherine Clarke

On Sept. 7, BuzzFeed, an online entertainment and news website, famous for videos such as “How Couples Think They Look vs. How They Actually Look” or “If Girl Best Friends Acted like Guy Friends” released a video titled “I’m Christian, But I’m Not.”

Response to The Thrill of an Undocumented Memory

September 30, 2015 Elena Forman

I’d like to encourage you to take as many pictures as possible.

Ordinary Grace in the Triad

September 30, 2015 Teresa Harwood

This summer consisted of 37 workers, 7 supervisors, 1 Amy Buck, and 1 Joseph Duncan. It was so ordinary and so real.