I am a victim of a problem – more of an epidemic actually. You hear it every time you ask someone how they are doing. Picture this, a typical interaction between two humans who run into each other, perhaps in passing in the library: Human 1: “Hey how are you?” Human 2: “Hey, you know, I’m so busy, but I’m good.” Human 1: “Oh yes, same ... [Read More…]

Ladies, what happened!? Right from the get-go of 2017, you strived to make a name for yourselves. You marched around the White House in protest, wore pink hats to represent our bodies and held signs that read 'I am a woman and proud. Here me roar' all for the sake to it be labeled as a hype, a trend, a fluke. The sun was beginning to turn a ... [Read More…]

A wise man once said, “don’t let your dreams be dreams.” I started the process of not letting my dreams be dreams just this past weekend when I shot my first ever short film, which will be entered into Film Fest. It was a fully packed few days of filming, with my crew working from about 8 a.m. to 9 p.m., fueled by coffee and Jack and Jill ... [Read More…]

Day 6 (since Sing Song): I am still alive. Everyone who stood next to me at Sing Song fell ill as soon as the weekend ended. Professors were sniffling. I couldn’t pay attention in my 8 a.m. class because of the mucousy coughing. But I am still alive. How did I do it? I prioritized my immune system starting the first day of school. There isn’t one ... [Read More…]

Since I wrote a column when the Texas Rangers’ season ended back in October, I feel like it’s only right for me to write another column graciously welcoming the return of baseball after four long, cold months without it – as Roger Hornsby said, “People ask me what I do in winter when there's no baseball. I'll tell you what I do. I stare out the ... [Read More…]

The first line of the mission and vision statement of ACU reads, "Our mission is to educate students for Christian service and leadership throughout the world." One of the ways ACU has been able to foster Christian leadership and service in students over the past several decades is through intentional living and Christ-centered community. Some ... [Read More…]

The good thing is, Sing Song is next week. Bad thing is, Sing Song is next week. With the show quickly approaching, all the acts are rushing to perfect their songs, costumes and props in order to blow the judges away and win the competition. Which means sleepy students in class who most likely can't wait to not sing for hours on end anymore. ... [Read More…]

Last week, McMurry University opened a prayer room for Muslim students to worship throughout the day as their faith requires. A McMurry student from Saudi Arabia, Sultan Albogami, asked the university administration for a space to worship. McMurry University Chaplain Jeff Lust told KTXS news Christians have a responsibility to be hospitable to ... [Read More…]