Schrum Reflects Upon Lyceums

Schrum Reflects Upon Lyceums Dr. Steven Schrum reflects upon his Lyceum earlier this year and what it’s like to be a secondary educator and scholar. 4/24/19 This past November, I […]

The Cross Still Shines

The Cross Still Shines From Professor Benson’s blog 4/18/19 As the world grieves the fire that ravished Notre Dame de Paris — a national treasure of France and a symbol […]

The Purpose of Tutorials

The Purpose of Tutorials From the archive: a reflection on the purpose of senior tutorials from former faculty member and tutorial director Dr. Robert Sloan Lee. 4/11/19 In order to […]

West Texas Tour

West Texas Tour Rae Ann Martin, Professor of Spanish, reflects upon her Spring Break trip through Texas. 4/1/2019 This Spring Break my husband and I had the opportunity to tour […]

Our God is Full of Surprises

Our God is full of surprises! A reflection by Prof. Michael Jones, Professor of Mathematics and Philosophy. 11/15/18 Some of the biggest surprises I receive daily are things my children do that I never […]

Restoring Poetic Vision in a Myopic Age

In a distorted world, the Christian poet is ultimately like the blind man whose vision Christ restored to see truth through grace, and those who read the poet’s words will […]

“Where does your allegiance lie?” A Reflection on Revelation 13

Dr. Barb Isbell, registrar and Professor of Theology, gave a chapel message on January 18, 2017 reflecting on Revelation 13. Modern culture insists that there is no absolute truth – […]