Blog How Christians Can Help the Academic Profession Regain Trust American confidence in the “value” of higher education is plummeting. In 2015, 57% of Americans…Perry L. GlanzerApril 19, 2024
Blog Libraries on Defense As a member of Generation X, I have visual memories of the discrete, physical sources…Melanie Lewis CroftApril 17, 2024
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 This AAPI Heritage Month, Talk to Your Students About Asian Cultural Values Editor's note: Due to a technical problem, our posts scheduled for the past two days…Paul Y. KimMay 4, 2023
Blog The Art of New Creation: Trajectories in Theology and the Arts (Book Review) Encouraging signs suggest that a revival of Christian art could be gathering strength. New publications,…T.M. MooreApril 27, 2023
Blog “Do Your Students Like You?”: Questions From My Daughters About My Vocation, Part II Editor’s note: This blog is part II of a two-part series based on questions Professor…Paul Y. KimApril 26, 2023
Blog “You only teach two classes? What do you do the rest of your day?” Questions From My Daughters About My Vocation For many faculty with school-age children at home, it is a common dilemma that inevitably…Paul Y. KimApril 25, 2023
Blog Do Not Be Conformed to the World of Sports: Relearning How We Think about, Feel, and Do Sports as Christians Stanley Hauerwas and others have noted how Christian ethics often has been dominated by moral…John B. WhiteApril 24, 2023
Blog Do Protestant Universities Need Vice Presidents for Christian Mission? Why I Have Changed My Answer In my research on Christian higher education, I have found that one of the most…Perry L. GlanzerApril 21, 2023
Blog God is Samoan: Dialogues between Culture and Theology in the Pacific (Book Review) Matt Tomlinson, professor of social anthropology at the University of Oslo, has made a major…Brian M. HowellApril 20, 2023
Blog You Can’t Have a Telos of NO A telos means what something is for, the ultimate end at which it aims. The…Julia D. HejdukApril 19, 2023
Blog The Challenges of Writing about Teaching This piece is a slightly adapted version of a recent editorial written for the International…David I. SmithApril 17, 2023
Blog Without Moral Ends the Liberal Arts Are Uninteresting–Unlike the Nextdoor Neighbor App A few years ago my oldest son took a required sociology course at Baylor for…Perry L. GlanzerApril 14, 2023