Opinion
Alchemists and Apertures – Vaccination Nation
By: Harrison Miller ‘17, Michael Shea, Kayla Kroning ‘18, Emma Folkerts ‘21 and Anne-Milda Pu ’17 Contributors In the beginning smallpox killed the young and the old. The disease was deadly and highly contagious. Communities […]
The States Lose Without Trans-Pacific Partnership
By: David Giordano ‘17 Contributor The swearing in of President Donald Trump was the final blow to US involvement in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a 12-nation free trade agreement encompassing 40% of global gross domestic […]
Alchemist and Apertures- Extra Ordinary Science
By: Harrison Miller ‘17 Contributor The divide between science and the everyday person runs deep. Society now accepts science as this incomprehensible, arcane study that mere mortals dare not comprehend. Because of this, society more […]
The Muslim Travel Ban And End of Religious Freedom
By: Talita Elizeu ‘17 Politically Opinionated Food Columnist To the family who has made me, students who surround me, professors who teach me and all American evangelicals who have cherished and fought for freedom of […]
Marching is Just the Tipping Point- Resisting Trump
By: Liam Adams ‘17 Staff Writer and Web Editor For the past six months, there has been an effort on behalf of Democrats, moderate Republicans and other citizens to halt Donald Trump’s ascension to power. […]
Go and Do Likewise- Loving Those Who Are Lost
By: Kelsey Briggs ‘18 Contributor I’m sitting here on my bed really struggling right now. I think it’s because…well actually, I won’t give a reason. I’m not sure why. But I have a deep sense […]
Who We Are
By: Billy Jepma ’18 Staff Writer As I’m sure the case was for many of us here on campus, I spent the night of Nov. 8 immersed in some degree of anxiety or doubt. This […]
Christmas on dat Beat
Illustrated by: Sara Lareau ’20 Staff Cartoonist