After I came to college, going home was never the same. My bedroom didn’t feel like it was mine anymore, even though my parents have left it virtually untouched since…
Four years ago, in the summer of 2010, I set foot on campus to enroll in classes as a political science major. I drove home having enrolled in a Bible…
As I approach my last few days at HUG, I’m overwhelmed by the experiences I’ve had here and how they’ve all happened in the blink of an eye. One minute…
Stop describing yourself as innovative. At least delete it off those resumes and cover letters. Seriously. While this may be a column about how fantastic an innovative life can be,…
It may come as a surprise to many Bison readers that I am a veteran at baby-sitting. I know. That information doesn’t quite match the image you have — the…
Something I’ve observed about fame is it increases tenfold when you die. Google Trends, a tool that monitors how often a person, event or term is Googled, gave Philip Seymour…
This semester has been a little strange for me. I haven’t been to chapel or a Bible class since December. Also, although I only attend classes on campus once a…
I can’t tell you how many times I have heard the phrase “I love capturing moments” come out of someone’s mouth. I also can’t tell you how many times I…
They said it would be like this. One minute you’re looking forward to the rest of your semester abroad, and then you realize you’ve been to Israel, Peloponnese, Turkey, a…
Sincethefall semester of 2008,I have been lecturing about the Ukrainein my Geography 302 course.As part of the courseI like to highlight various areas of potential conflict in the world.Already it…