Pope Francis’s vision stems from his past
Political instability and religious movements play a role in the Pope’s unconventional actions.
Babies’ names affect their lives
Studies show unique names and surnames can affect children psychologically.
Social media mirrors an online Hollywood
While the quest for fame remains the same, the path to achieve it is changing.
Corey’s Corner — Being kind by being there
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President Barry Corey encourages students to tuck phones away and be present with those around them.
Do not discount speech
Although writing holds great importance in society, it still falls short as superior to verbal communication.
Fossil fuels create climate change
To counteract global warming, we must attempt to reverse the effects of industrialization.
Fiorina restores faith in GOP
Carly Fiorina’s success in debates represents the importance of clear communication in politics.
Companies cheat consumers
Many technology-based businesses intentionally cut their product's usefulness over time.
Comforts create student burdens
The cost of higher education does not stem from a lack of funding, but rather the trend of treating education as a commodity.
Social Anxiety Disorder does not define you
Those with social anxiety disorder should not fear seeking help with their day to day.
Our facades break our communities
Katie Clark discusses the importance of authenticity, especially in the Church.
Provide for commuters
Jacqueline Lewis discusses the woes of commuting and the need for lower housing costs.
All across America, on city streets, college campuses, in public parks, and a multitude of other places, evangelism can be encountered. However,...