Faith Focus: A Reflection on Lent
Before we can discuss the nature of Lent, we must first discuss why it is important that Lent is a season. To say that something is a season is to…
Before we can discuss the nature of Lent, we must first discuss why it is important that Lent is a season. To say that something is a season is to…
One of the most memorable scenes in “Moonlight” features a black man teaching a black boy how to swim. I think the power of the imagery is that it is…
It’s an atrocity on our campus. Students scream in terror before it. Small children run in fear from it. Professors are generally miffed by it. I am, of course, talking…
James K.A. Smith, a professor at Calvin College and esteemed author, recently wrote an editorial piece for his online journal “Comment,” entitled, “Teach Us (How) to Trust: Suspicion and Cynicism…
After many days and long hours of training, today you finally make it to race day. This is the moment you have been waiting for, to put your skills to…
On Feb. 17, the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) hosted guests from University of Pennsylvania, Haverford College, John Jay Institute, Alliance Defending Freedom and various other organizations. It was a time…
What does the future of American politics look like? That’s a question a lot of people are asking these days. We’re almost two months into the new presidency, and already…
Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” In light of recent events that have taken place in our nation, I believe this concept…
Why does America need a Black History Month? Why do both Caucasian and African Americans need to acknowledge this month? We need to acknowledge this month because we do not…
This February, Dr. Jonathan Zimmerman, professor at the University of Pennsylvania, delivered a lecture at Eastern on the current state of social and political discourse on college campuses. Zimmerman’s thesis…