
Living in the dorms is not like living at home Anna Massie Staff reporter When enlightening someone about the fact that someone had spilled pop in the elevator and how appalled I was, they came back with something ten times worse than a pop spill could ever be. Supposedly, last year someone had left a [...]
The once thriving for change youth now the careless youth Tera Mills Editor-in-chief As a citizen of the United States, having the right to vote should be not taken lightly. Yet, I am not registered to vote nor have I ever voted in anything government-related. It is not because I do not know how important [...]

We must do more listening to the voice of God Autumn Mumford Photo editor We talk too much. It’s just a fact. We talk all day. We talk all night. We talk to anyone with a set of ears. Sometimes, we even talk to our dogs. Or our cats. Or the gas station clerk who [...]
Mark Flickinger helps push a car stalled in traffic Autumn Mumford Photo editor Helping others should be nothing out of the ordinary for Christians. In fact, Jesus calls us to help others as He did. It paints a picture of His love for us. While driving home from a church meeting on Thursday Sept. 6, [...]
The importance of understanding God’s calling Mark Boxman Contributing writer Pastor Mark Boxman graduated from Concordia College, Ann Arbor, Michigan, in 1983, and Concordia Theological Seminary, Fort Wayne, Indiana in 1987. After serving two years on the staff of St. Paul’s High School, Concordia, Missouri, he accepted the call to the Redeemer Lutheran Church in [...]