On the Appreciation of Pillars

February 8, 2016 Michael Donoghue

Imperative to one’s understanding of American ideals is the notion of the ‘self-made man.’

Hidden Hurting

February 8, 2016 Margaret Duncan

On those rare days when the sun comes out - and with it the shorts and t-shirts - one only has to look around our campus to see the evidence of self-injury.

"Denying Firearms and Explosive to Dangerous Terrorists Act" Voted Down in Senate

December 11, 2015 Molly Hulsey

Just the past two months, 130 victims were massacred in the gunfire and explosions resulting from the Paris bombings, 3 killed and 9 wounded at the Planned Parenthood shootings in Colorado Springs, and 14 murdered at an office Christmas party in San Bernardino, California.

Response to "Open Letter Regarding Hall Events"

December 11, 2015 Mark Paczewski

In a recent article, an open letter was written to Covenant College calling for a stronger awareness for the experiences and conditions students may experience when planning hall events.

Religious Liberty in the Fog

December 11, 2015 Sara Belz

The attacks in Paris and San Bernardino have brought immigration and refugee policy to the front of politics, charging discourse with fear and outrage.

Response to Obsessed with Beauty

November 20, 2015 Anne Fuller

I’m tired of hearing Christians rag on Instagram and social media.

Mark 10:45: Service or Serving Time?

November 20, 2015 Katherine Scott

I don’t like Mark 10:45. Before you start worrying about the state of my immortal soul, I’ll go ahead and tell you I don’t mean the Bible verse.

An Open Letter Regarding Hall Events

November 20, 2015 Christina Warner

Building events are a truly fun and integral part of resident life on campus.

Diversity in Worship

November 20, 2015 Lillian Arjona

We all know the classic “frozen chosen” joke that gets casually thrown around when Presbyterians criticize their style of worship or when they are being criticized by other denominations.

Opinions on Opinions

November 8, 2015 Hunter Rasmussen

The Bagpipe is not the Windbag.

Obsessed with Beauty

November 6, 2015 Elizabeth Sanders

There is a permeating pressure in our Christian culture to celebrate the “beauty in the mundane.”

It's Always "Too Soon"

November 6, 2015 Stephen Bankson

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.