Tag: Christian

Written by Andrea Martin, Media by Jack Wang Catholic Bishops could not come to an agreement after the end of a two-week summit on how...

Written by Jonathan Barker | Media by Thomas Hajny One of my friends brought up the rhetorical question: What does it take to be a...

Media and Article by Tyler Lamb. Unfortunately, I can't name a single movie labeled as "Christian" that I've seen that is good. Actually, there are many Christian...

It always baffles me when people try to justify hostile behavior during sports by saying something like, “I just really don’t like losing.” Has there ever been a person who liked losing? I used to say this all the time, and it was only recently that I realized my problem wasn’t that I hated losing, but rather that I loved winning way too much.

This week in the senior capstone class, Foundations of Christian Doctrine, we discussed liturgy and society. Though many different trails can be explored when discussing liturgy and society, Dr. Hartley made a point in class regarding hospitality that lead me down my own trail.

Over the years AgapeFest has worked hard to earn a reputation as Greenville’s very own student-run music festival. It is a brand that both represents Greenville College and the various hands-on opportunities that are available to students who attend the school. Though it has been a festival style event for nearly two decades now, this year is different. It will be held at the Family Arena in St. Charles, Missouri. While the change may be difficult for some, Agape staff members, myself included, are excited to see how AgapeFest will morph to fit the transition.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock—not one inside a national park, of course—you’re aware of the current partial government shutdown that is in place within the United States. After two weeks, they surely must have solved the problem, right? The short answer? No. The long answer? Still no.

As wedding season comes to an end, many Greenville College students find themselves pondering how some of their peers have already chosen to spend the rest of their lives with someone. For these students, deciding which fall drink at Jo’s is their favorite might be the biggest commitment they have made so far this year. Many single Panthers feel the pressure to be on the prowl for their soulmate, whether on Scott Field, the Union, or in COR101. However, it is necessary and healthy to step back from the hunt and at times ask, “Why so serious?”

Written by Carla Morris. Media added by Sean McFarland. Four days of Panther pride and Homecoming celebration promise something for everyone – music, sports, class...

Written and media by Haley Fahrner. I had the pleasure recently of spending time with Millie Hodnett, a wonderful woman with whom I have been...