Black History as Told by the Trump Administration
Before I begin this article, I would like to explain that putting the words Donald Trump and president in the
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Perspectives
MC student reflects on her class trip to Switzerland
Whether you have a fear of flying, feel uncomfortable speaking a foreign language, or are simply hesitant to explore territory
Read MoreCelebrating differences this month and always
Being proud of who you are is never a bad thing. In this day and age, it can be the
Read MoreW.E.B. Du Bois and his influence on education
W.E.B Du Bois is known as one of the most influential black sociologists and spokesmen for black rights in history.
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This Much I Know is True: To Taste and be Happy
How beautiful it is to find and eat something delicious. Tasting and eating, drinking and savoring, enjoying food in any
Read MoreMC students participate in AMI
During the first week of January, I, and eight other Maryville College students, participated in the Alliance Management Institute, or
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The Perils of Social Media
Almost every college student is active on some form of social media today. Whether that is Facebook, Instagram or Twitter,
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The Liberating Arts: Unlock the future with the keys of the past
In 1974, when I was a freshman at Yale, a classmate in my Calculus class said something that epitomized an
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The Liberating Arts: In Praise of Liberal Elites
In 1822, in his Inaugural Address on the occasion of the opening of the Southern and Western Theological Seminary—what would
Read MoreLet’s talk religion and sexuality: Bisexuality vs. pansexuality
Bisexuality and pansexuality are quite often assumed to be the same thing. However, this is not true. Just because someone
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