Many students struggle through at least one core course on their way to a degree. But it’s much harder for the virtus to gaudet when, instead of listening to the tenured professor whose class you paid to take, you spend 15 minutes subjected to a sophomore’s rambling, verbal magnum opus. There’s a place to debunk...
A couple months before graduating elementary school, I asked God to save me from middle school. I was not afraid of the increased workload, bullying, or making new friends. I was afraid of getting lost in the hallways on my way to class. As a kid, I had a mature sort of way about me,...
Americans love their plastic. From bottles and take-out to food storage and construction, plastic is ubiquitous. It is a material we hold in our hearts — literally. In 2023, a pilot study by the American Chemical Society found tens to thousands of individual microplastic pieces — particles ranging in size from a grain of sand...
Now that the library has been transformed into a construction zone, the amount of quiet space for students to work on campus has decreased substantially. There is a simple solution, however: Turn the Searle Center into a study hall. The conference room spends most of the year locked up and completely empty, but it doesn’t...
Thank you for the reporting on my talk recently at Hillsdale on “Symmetry, Order, and Providence in Creation” and to my hosts and audience for the amazingly warm welcome and turnout. I wish to clarify one aspect of the “Two scientists lecture on faith” article, which appeared in the March 27 edition of The Collegian....