Survivor’s Guilt: Misplaced Guilt Following Loss

Written by Sarah Broyles on April 27, 2019. Posted in News

— Part 8 of an 8-Part Series —

In the wake of traumatic events which result in loss, many survivors bear the weight, feeling as if they should have done more or suffered themselves. Recently, three suicides have made national news, as two were survivors of the Parkland High School shooting, and one a father of a Sandy Hook victim.

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Post-Columbine School Shootings, A Historical Perspective

Written by Cam Cosey on April 22, 2019. Posted in News

— Part 3 of an 8-Part Series —

In the wake of the 20th anniversary of Columbine, it’s important to study the history of gun violence in schools, as well as how this violence has increased since the massacre 20 years ago.

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Feminism Through God’s Lens

Written by Stacy Rohan on January 7, 2019. Posted in Opinion

The feminist movement presents the fight for equality and dignity for women as God intended, but modern society’s twist on feminism has created problems of its own and distorted the mutual responsibilities between men and women that the Lord initially intended.

Photo and graphic by Stacy Rohan

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ls Busyness Different from Happiness?

Written by Sarah Broyles on November 22, 2018. Posted in Opinion

Guided by our technology, our responsibilities seem to be endless. We rarely get the chance to put down our devices when we are on call every moment of the day. As college students, many of us take on multiple roles of student, athlete, family member and employee, while still being expected to give each role our entire effort and focus.

Copyright-free image edited by Sarah Broyles

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Terms and Conditions May Apply

Written by Julia Province on January 11, 2017. Posted in Opinion

What are we really agreeing to when we sign up for new websites?

Photo courtesy of Pixabay

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