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If I could tell my college-aged self to read just one book, it would be…

I recently found myself explaining again the value of a liberal arts education. I fell…

It is a truism in higher education, especially at liberal-arts institutions, that interdisciplinary collaboration promotes…

Bill was one of my very best friends in college. We went to music school…

This series is adapted from a chapter in Keith Loftin’s Rekindling an Old Light: The…

This series is adapted from a chapter in Keith Loftin’s Rekindling an Old Light: The…

This series is adapted from a chapter in Keith Loftin’s Rekindling an Old Light: The…

"Oh, Father tell me, do we get what we deserve? Whoa, we get what we…

There is now a well-developed Christian literature addressing the dualism of mind- body, and the…

“I think that you appreciate that there are extraordinary men and women and extraordinary moments…

Integratio Press recently published Professing Christ: Christian Tradition and Faith-Learning Integration in Public Universities.Jonathan Pettigrew…

In one of Grammarly’s ubiquitous advertisements, a hapless writer uses the popular AI-based editing software…

I didn’t think I’d want to write about it, but it has came up in…

Perry Glanzer begins his ambitious and stimulating book with a story that is both uncannily…

After hearing repeatedly about ChatGPT, an artificial intelligence tool that OpenAI made available a few…

The sky is falling rhetoric tends to be overused when it comes to Christian higher…

You're Only Human by Kelly M. Kapic, Professor of theological studies at Covenant College in…

Albrecht Durer, Rock Study, ca. 1497, Albertina Museum, Vienna, Austria In a memorable exchange from…

I once heard a sarcastic remark after attending a poetry reading. Perhaps I made the…