Blog Moral Expectations to and of the Vulnerable: How Both Powerful Politicians and Elite Academics Can Get Them Wrong I recently wrote about how God’s kindness is directed to those considered vulnerable or oppressed…Perry L. GlanzerMarch 22, 2024
Blog A Tale of Carts and Horses: Helping Students Identify Their Calling in the Christian University University students often face a challenging number of life-changing choices during their brief time on…Larry G. LockeMarch 20, 2024
Blog Healing the Imagination: The Crucifix as Medicine I am an art historian by trade, and recently, I had the opportunity to deliver…Katie KresserMarch 19, 2024
BlogBook Review The Liberating Arts: Why We Need Liberal Arts Education Geoffrey Galt Harpham has argued that conversation about crisis is fundamental to the humanities in…Peter Kerry PowersMarch 15, 2024
Blog A Tale of Two Tales . . . Or Five The stories that a culture tells give us a clue to the beliefs and values…Harry Lee PoeMarch 13, 2024
Blog Dechurched and Deconstructing: How Christian Higher Education Can Prepare for Revival, Part 2 The late, great Timothy Keller wrote a piece in The Atlantic called “American Christianity is…Krystal HaysMarch 12, 2024
Blog Our Labor on Play When we think about play, we often think about leisure pursuits. We play tennis or…Chad CarlsonAugust 23, 2021
Blog Guest Post – Changes in the Classics This post originally appeared in Current. Princeton University's Classics Department made national headlines this spring…Nadya WilliamsAugust 20, 2021
Blog What Difference Does Christianity Make in Economics? An earlier version of this post appeared as part of the editor’s introduction to the…Steven McMullenAugust 19, 2021
Blog The Rise and Fall of English Literature (and Academic Subjects) In a recent essay in First Things, Mark Bauerlein offered an account of the last…Karen Swallow PriorAugust 18, 2021
Blog Expanding the Christian Boundaries of Environmental Studies: Chicana Novels as Environmental Literature and African American Spirituals as Nature Poetry One of the problems Christians face in engaging today’s environmental challenges is appreciating the depth…Susan BrattonAugust 17, 2021
Blog Is Jesus Irrelevant to Our Defense of a Liberal Arts Education? Liberal arts: the term designated for the education proper to a free person (Latin liber,…Perry L. GlanzerAugust 16, 2021
Blog Introducing Students to Interdisciplinary Landscapes: A Case Study in Progress Established in 1935, the Wheaton College Science Station in the South Dakota Black Hills hosts…Stephen O. Moshier and Chris KeilAugust 13, 2021
Blog Guest Post – Our Students Are No Joke “I need 2 more points, so tell me your favorite science/chemistry joke. All answers will…Jon Vander WoudeAugust 12, 2021
Blog The Garden of Extinct Trees In Neil Gaiman’s Sandman series, the character Lucien keeps a library of “every story that…Benjamin J. McFarlandAugust 11, 2021
Blog Greener Grass Whatever rises must fall. Birds return to the forests of their birth, and salmon to…Katie KresserAugust 10, 2021