“While the World Lasted”: On Tolkien and the Vikings
Lately, many of my friends are into HBO’s Game of Thrones and the History-channel-hit-turned-Comic-Con-favorite, Vikings. Perhaps—hot on the heels of […]
2015
After Same-Sex Marriage
The advent of LGBTQ rights is upon us, not just in the United States, but around the world. Contrary to
Archive, News & Features
Agora Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
On the evening of Nov. 10, droves of interested intellectuals trudged through the persistent rain to the Warner Library atrium,
Opinion
When a Company Takes a Political Stance, What Should We Do?
Who knew red cups could cause such reactions? Starbucks’ red holiday cups have recently been in the news because some
Christmas Crafting
With Christmas creeping closer, my crafty side is starting to show, and I’ve turned to Pinterest for inspiration. DIY projects
Sports
Who’s Hot in the NHL
We’re a month and a half into the NHL’s five month season, and leaders are beginning to emerge. At the
Mary Consoli: Cantata Soloist
There is a word in the Spanish language that has been deemed one of the most difficult to translate into
Becoming Givers: Christmas Presents and Christ’s Presence
I love giving people presents, especially Christmas presents. Of course, I equally adore receiving presents. But there’s something utterly delightful in
A&E
Smelly Potatoes: MockingJay Part 2
Ah, how I enjoy “The Hunger Games.” You and your family sit down for Thanksgiving dinner, when suddenly your grandmother
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A Wrinkle in EU Time: The Waltonian Then and Now
Oct. 7, 1952: The first edition of “The Spotlight” of Eastern Baptist College is one page long and includes two