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The title of a study released this month explained its key findings, “The Rise of…

I teach a course entitled “Living Well” as a part of our foundational core (i.e.,…

I stood in the student-led chapel service singing along with a worship song that proclaimed,…

While trying to keep my feet as I hefted the burden of the academic semester…

Intercollegiate athletics are often assumed to be a vehicle for character formation without thoughtful consideration…

In our previous blog, we discussed how the image of God is our identity and…

Who am I? Who are you? Who are we? These are fundamental questions that define…

Every year in my Contemporary Art class, I guide my students through a 1960s manifesto…

In yesterday’s post, I shared my journey through finding my way in faith and learning…

I recently took up an appointment at Samford University as Professor of Early American History…

I find myself writing this post from what I perceive to be a rather unique…

This year marks 20 years since I became a full-time professor in Christian higher education.…

For what seemed like hours, I stared in shock at the words on my computer…

“As humans we have two eyes to view the world; their combined binocular vision brings…

In an earlier blog post, I reported that public higher education enrollment shrank -4% between…

Ready or not, a new academic year is here! As soon as the calendar flips…

As the publisher for Christian Scholar’s Review, I have the privilege of interacting with thought…