Blog The Convergence Point How do two utterly dissimilar things come together? How can they be reconciled? By rising.…Katie KresserApril 16, 2024
Blog Love is a Teacher and Prayer is an Education: Pedagogical Lessons from The Brothers Karamazov Near the end of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s final novel, The Brothers Karamazov, the youngest brother, Alyosha,…Julianna LeachmanApril 15, 2024
Blog One of the Most Understudied Virtues Is Also One We Desperately Need This virtue is not on any of the lists of character qualities for character education…Perry L. GlanzerApril 12, 2024
Blog Why Boredom Matters: Education, Leisure, and the Quest for a Meaningful Life It seems that we have never had so much free time and so little idea…Henry T. Edmondson IIIApril 11, 2024
Blog How Christ Can Animate the First-Year Experience Classroom, Part 2 In the previous post we offered some foundational considerations for a Christ-animated FYE classroom, including…Ryan W. Erck and Kara AlvesApril 10, 2024
Blog How Christ Can Animate the First-Year Experience Classroom, Part 1 The first-year experience (FYE) is a decades-old programmatic initiative aimed at introducing students to campus…Ryan W. Erck and Kara AlvesApril 9, 2024
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 5 As recounted in the previous post, Oppenheimer fixated on a rather limited view of the…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 21, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 4 Based on the review of Oppenheimer biographies we offered in the last two posts, a…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 20, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 3 The vocational fragmentation we noted in yesterday’s post summarizing some prominent Oppenheimer biographies likely had…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 19, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 2* However, it is my judgment in these things that when you see something that is…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 18, 2023
Blog J. Robert Oppenheimer: An Autopsy of the American Academic Vocation, Part 1 On Friday, the largest-scale exploration of the American academic vocation will hit theaters. With a…Todd C. Ream and Willem P. Van De MerweJuly 17, 2023
Blog The Discomforts of Summer Break: Pascal and the Weight of Stillness For those whose lives are marked by the rhythms of the academic calendar, time unfolds…Christina GeorgeJuly 14, 2023
Blog The Biblical Worldview and Libraries, Part 5: Library Personnel This is the last in a series of posts that apply four frames of the…Gregory A. SmithJuly 12, 2023
Blog What If All Our Residence Halls Were Tech Free? This May I taught a summer course called “Technology and Freedom.” We read many of…Adam SmithJuly 10, 2023
Blog Christian Entrepreneurship in the Former Soviet Union: A Tribute to Paul Eshleman In 1994 and 1995, I traveled to seventeen different cities in Russia and Ukraine to…Perry L. GlanzerJuly 7, 2023
Blog The Biblical Worldview and Libraries, Part 4: Library Programs, Services, and Roles In my first post in this series, I explained how I convened a group of…Gregory A. SmithJuly 5, 2023