With winter in the air and Thanksgiving just a week away, how can college students finish the semester with so many distractions and so little motivation?
As an epidemic has killed 5,165 in West Africa and has only claimed two lives here in the United States, why does our focus remain on America, on ourselves, when we should be figuring out ways to help other developing nations around the world? #520627791 / gettyimages.com
As the holidays are quickly approaching, we all have traditions and memories that are unique to our families and our cultures. It can be a specific family occasion that has stood the test of time, or it can be a single moment that has defined your culture. So, what’s yours?
Few children doubt Santa Claus and his existence, but others risk their favorite toy to find out the true spirit of Christmas. Photo by: Cassie Nesbit
Planning for your future comes with its very own set of stress, but knowing when to start is key to ensuring success after graduation. Graphic by: Jerason Dean
With the recent anniversary of the falling of the Berlin Wall, Timeline staffers took a moment to blog on the significance and impact that day played in history. That day signified the end of an era of depression and injustice in Germany. Not only did it close the time of
God reveals His wisdom among those who come to Him. Photo by: Cassandra Nesbit
When you think of Christmas, what do you think of? Trees, lights, dinners, presents, mistletoe, hot chocolate, egg nog, holiday music? How about parking cars at a ski resort. Well, that was my day back in 2012, and you know what? It worked out OK. Photo By: Colby Duncan
A youth group from Virginia travels across state borders to assist the homeless. Photo by: Elizabeth Harris
New campus, new people, new classes, new smells — everything is new. How does it feel to be a freshman at Welcome Weekend? Photo by: University Communications