Month: November 2022

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare’s Fall 2022 Print Edition School work is important. Classes are important. Tuition is ...

Strong women. Smart policy. Sound theology.  Young Women for America (YWA) is a unique organization—one that focuses on Christian faith ...

Agrarianism is making a comeback both on the Christian right and in broader culture. As a seemingly unstoppable wave of ...

This piece was originally featured in Cogitare's Fall 2022 Print Edition For fall break, I visited the home of a ...

“Plastic. Plastic everywhere. Screens. Screens everywhere. Artificial white light everywhere. The ghost of Ben Franklin has now been incarnated in ...

This past Sunday, I had the joy and privilege of becoming an associate member at a small local church near ...

It is a natural ramification of living as a human to grow distinctly fond of artful things. Drama and music ...

Grace Reilly is the President of Grove City College's YWA Chapter. This interview was originally featured in Cogitare's Fall 2022 ...

If contemporary politics is anything, it is made of the offensive and the offended. Not only are our opponents’ views ...

In her speech at the 2012 Democratic National Convention, Kamala Harris, then California’s Attorney General, stated, “The American dream belongs ...

To begin, I would like to say that I do not want to tell anyone who to vote for. I ...

Last weekend, Lux Mea hosted its 12th annual Intercollegiate Colloquium for the Liberal Arts. The topic for this year was ...