Freshman Friday: Katie Chappell
When you meet someone unstoppable, determined and different from the rest, you will notice—or at least I did when I met Katie Chappell. Chappell is a freshman double major in literature and French from […]
When you meet someone unstoppable, determined and different from the rest, you will notice—or at least I did when I met Katie Chappell. Chappell is a freshman double major in literature and French from […]
From dressing up as hillbillies, dancing along to Cotton-eyed Joe, eating fried Oreos, spitting crickets or winning golden toilet seats, the Heritage Deep Fried Olympics had it all. The Heritage Resident Advisors began the evening […]
Denied freedom of speech, movement and information. Subjected to collective punishment, public executions and political prison camps. The people of North Korea are living in one of the most repressive regimes in the world. A […]
Samantha and Sabrina Morris will never lack study buddies this semester. The sisters are taking all their classes together—they help each other study and quiz each other, which they find easier and faster than studying […]
The first semester a student spends at college is full of fun and exciting experiences as they transition from a high school student into an independent adult who is responsible for their own laundry, among other […]
A little girl in Nepal has a letter, and Emily Goette, sophomore elementary education major, got to see her face light up when she handed it to her. The 7-year-old kept looking back and smiling […]
Many Christians feel trapped in an age of hostility, aggressively pushed into exile or taken captive by a culture that preaches acceptance, according to Dr. Justin Barnard, professor of philosophy. Do we fight? Do we […]
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