Written by Emma Williams. Nothing says failure quite like 24 pairs of unblinking eyes fixed at you in a sea of silence. My hours of preparation for this class discussion…
I don’t know if the summer of 2021 is going to look anything like the summer of 2020. Perhaps massive demonstrations of social unrest will sweep across the nation again…
I read 41 books last year during the pandemic. Granted, everything else was closed, but still. I’ve been keeping reading lists for the past 15 years, and I was surprised…
Written by Carrie Davis. I had been trying to learn more about race relations before I signed up for the seminar, “The Antidote to Anti-Blackness: Increasing Your Black IQ” by…
In this day and age, it feels like everyone has an opinion, and everyone expects everyone else to have an opinion on what seems like every little issue. It’s good…
For Christmas, my mom gave me a book of prayerful poems from Commoners Communion. This small book has an array of thoughtful yet raw prayers and poems that mimic the…
Last week, “Just the Clax” received a dare. We get so little mail these days that we can’t ignore any of it. Previously in this space, we were challenged to…
Since the invention of the Internet, cell phones, laptops, television and more, our communication has increased significantly. Research done by the University of Pennsylvania found that Americans spend an average…
Written by Davis Rowan. Earlier this semester, I had a friend tell me that they were having homosexual feelings. If you have ever had anyone trust you with that information,…
Written by Elena Fenner Since I was young, I have been a part of the Church of Christ. For the most part, I would say that this has been a…