Should the Pulitzer Prize be Awarded for Questionable Ethics?

The coveted Pulitzer Prize was recently awarded to The Washington Post and The Guardian after their stories on Edward Snowden. Although the news was groundbreaking, should the controversial tactics of Snowden be awarded in such a fashion?    

“God’s Not Dead” Reminds us He is Surely Alive

Currently the No. 1 inspirational movie in America and catching on with a wider audience, the film offers a refreshingly honest portrayal of a college student battling the question, “Does God exist?” The answer reveals truth for all walks of life.

Is Balance Possible in a Student’s College Life?

Good grades. Sleep. Social life. Pick two. When a dear friend gave me this phrase during my freshman year, its practical truth slowly altered my perspective on college life. Photo by: Chelsea Gammon

Skating Coach Kelsey White Analyzes Olympics

Known for sentimental movies, dazzling costumes, brilliant grace and athleticism, figure skating combines both entertainment and athletics to produce an enchanting Olympic sport.   Kelsey White, top-right in the photo above, skates in a synchronized skating event.

Behind the Brew: Perception from the Perk Baristas

The campus-wide attraction for a jolt of caffeine to survive the day, how does the Perk appear from behind the counter? What are employees noticing about this campus from their brewing perspective? Photo by: Chelsea Gammon

Winter Olympics Conjure up Fond Memories … of Summer?

The Olympics continues to bring people to the front of their TV sets, and many will carry on the memories and tradition of sitting around the living room with family, watching the world’s greatest athletes compete for international recognition.