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Dr. Robert Duffett on Faith reason and justice

walking for a cure

A term you hear more and more these days is the term “student-athlete.” Now we’re not talking about the Division I superstar who plays their sport and just happens to be affiliated with an academic institution. And we’re not talking about those people who spend every hour outside of their sport in the library working.

The Careers and Calling Center

Colors yellow, orange, and red flutter down, Spinning, spinning, raining under branches that were once their homes. Forgetting the bare, dark skeletons of the tree tops above, Swaying, swaying, creating deep, crunchy, leafy graveyards, Leaving their beautiful mark on the ground. In their quiet death the world discovers their lives. The soft breath of the

Meet the Candidates!

On April 15th, 1912, one catastrophic event occurred that changed the lives of thousands of people forever. The RMS Titanic, a steam cruiser which boasted to be unsinkable, sank into the freezing cold Atlantic ocean, taking the lives of many innocent passengers. One hundred years later, the Franklin Institute is honoring those victims with an