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A recent article by James Wood recounts his evolution from a fanboy of Tim Keller…

Gregory Smith’s recent blogs concerning the need for graduate programs in library science based on…

In my work as a pre-med advisor, I help students navigate the pictures and words…

As Friday’s post mentioned, virtue education is not effectively accomplished in a liberal arts classroom…

Between 1928 and 1930, Hugh Hartshorne and Mark May published a series of famous studies…

Do buildings push your buttons? How does it feel to walk down a city street…

My father was a university chaplain in a nation under military rule.  I was a…

It belongs to the examined life to strive for excellence in the discipline of memory.…

"I want it all, I want it now"QueenYour kingdom come.Your will be done,on earth as…

Editor’s Note: In honor of our graduating students, we are posting a devotional reflection from…

2 Corinthians 2:14-16 ESV But thanks be to God, who in Christ Jesus, always leads…

Restless Devices by Felicia Wu Song, Professor of Sociology at Westmont College, is a book…

The recent announcement that the human genome has finally been fully sequenced received the widespread…

Dr. Michelle Ami Reyes  Editor's Note: Due to a technical error, this post was not…

I’m on sabbatical and I’ve taken up swimming. I know how to swim, but I’ve…

End of the quarter grading used to make me sick to my stomach.  By the…

There are several different terms that use the concept of humility that are somewhat popular…

"The simple believes everything, but the prudent gives thought to his steps.” – Proverbs 14:15…

Perhaps the most famous saying of God from outside the Bible is an exhortation to…

The primary goal of a liberal arts education is to aid students in developing practical…