On March 25, the United States branch of World Vision announced that it would hire individuals in same-sex marriages. World Vision reversed the policy change one day later after protests from donors and the Evangelical community at large. On March 25 and 26, World Vision lost...
The floorboards in my car are rusting and rotting out and I haven’t the faintest clue how to fix them. Yet I can design a society from the ground up and discuss G.W.F. Hegel, economic coercion, and New Jersey education policy. The only time I’ve ever built a birdhouse I fit the pieces together so...
Call your mom while you’re at college. It took me four months, a reminder from the dean, and a nasty email to figure that out. In fact, do it every week, your life will improve. If I am truthful, that single injunction is sufficient advice for this whole piece. But heck, I’m a graduating senior,...
In this semester’s “Life and Light” column, I have explored authors who have, in some form, responded to the literary and cultural modernism of roughly the past century. Rather than asking the tradition’s questions — What is God? What is Man? And what has each to do with the other? —the modern finds himself severed...
“Our student body, as a whole, avoids asking the hard questions about what justice requires of our society.” When I read that gem of a line from last week’s Collegian op-ed — “The liberal arts must include opposing thinkers” — I was incredulous. Garrett West’s argument that all Hillsdale students live in an ideological echo...