Student speakers disagreed on the solution to climate change at the Citizens for Self Governance student-led debate Nov. 7. “It is reasonable to assume that the exponential wealth growth will be able to play a factor in offsetting potential future temperature increases,” Fox said. “As our technology expands, we develop systems that are better able...
All conspiracy theories hinge on the rejection of authority, Professor of History Dave Stewart said in a talk Nov. 10. Stewart discussed popular conspiracy theories like the fake moon landing and the Illuminati, and how these theories arise from groups who feel that they lack power. “In some cases they will try and say that...
Puritan John Owen was a “thoroughgoing Protestant” who believed salvation was by grace alone, according to British scholar and Church of England clergyman Lee Gatiss at a Drummond Lecture in Christ Chapel last week. Gatiss is the director of Church Society, a Church of England fellowship dedicated to the renewal of Biblical faith, as well...
Funding for religious organizations and intercollegiate club sports will come entirely from the chaplain’s office and the director of club sports starting next semester, replacing support from the Student Federation, which reflects a change that began years ago, according to administrators. “Because the Student Federation’s budget comes from student fees, it’s important they try to...
A hybrid program will allow working adults to earn a master’s degree through a combination of in-person and online classes through the Diana Davis Spencer Graduate School of Classical Education. “We knew all along that we wanted to offer a high-quality program for people who can’t move here for two years, which is why we...