Work and Adventures
After a long week of orientation activities the students have finally jumped into their first full week of academics. All over campus you can find students quietly reading in “the attic,” having study groups on the porch, or writing papers in the library. Amidst all of the academia the students were given a special treat….
How to Defend Truth
Every religion makes truth claims, but they can’t all be right…can they? How do we get past the slogans? Why are young people getting pulled under by the riptide of relativism? What can we do about it? How do we live in a culture that thinks Christians are extreme? Our very own Director of Cultural…
The Truth Hurts; A Strong Leader Tells It
If you read a good bit on leading others you’ve probably noticed a seeming uptick in articles and books on the importance of candor in your work relationships. Broadly speaking candor can be understood as exercising the quality of being frank, open, and exceedingly honest in your opinion of someone or something. This means being…