Monaye Jackson This written piece of work is a personal letter to someone that is very special to me who, sadly, passed away over two decades ago. I wrote this letter because I wanted to share how this particular person has made such a positive impact in my life (like no other person has). I … Continued
Kiley Wortman “I have a dream.” These are the words that started one of the most famous speeches in recent history, and is what people tend to think of whenever you mention the name Martin Luther King Jr. All around the United States every year there are unity celebrations on and surrounding the third Monday … Continued
Sarah Hubbel There are many types of college experiences out there. You can go through one college in four years right out of high school, you can go back to college as an adult, you can get multiple degrees, and so on. But there’s one unique college experience that stands out: the transfer student’s college … Continued
Katherine Melick December 3rd, 2016 Sister Patricia Ann Taube was interviewed in her room at the Rosary Care Center at Lourdes University. She was kind, sweet, and eager to answer questions. Katherine Melick: Tell me a little bit about yourself… Where are you from, siblings, various ministries that you have held since becoming a sister? … Continued
Noah Roderick “Millennial” has become a catch-all term to describe not just an age bracket, but a way of being in this age of economic uncertainty, hyper-standardized education, mass shootings, and reality television. It sometimes includes people who are now under forty, and sometimes only those under thirty. Those entering college right now may be … Continued