Laying in my bed with a high fever and cough, I surrendered to the idea of living my worst fear—having the coronavirus.
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Moving to New York City one of my parents’ first concerns was making sure that I was going to stay safe. I always laughed and said that they didn’t need to worry about me, that “I was a big girl now.” I laughed when my grandpa gave me a taser as one of Christmas gifts and when my grandma gave me two containers of self-defense pepper spray.
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Why do we praise the tenacity of male leaders, all the while criticizing the so-called “assertiveness” of their female counterparts? The traits that we praise in our male student leaders are seen as flaws for female student leaders.
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Recommendations from the Empire State Tribune writers and artists for this time of social distancing.
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In this op-ed, Dr. Dru Johnson discusses the concept of “progress,” its inherent dangers, and our general misunderstanding of the topic.
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In light of the recent Student Body President election, Liza Vandenboom writes about the “growing discrepancy between word and deed on the part of the Administration” at King’s.
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I write this op-ed knowing that it has the potential to stand as the closest thing to an endorsement during this year’s SBP Election. I am not interested in fueling faction, division, and malice—I am just writing what I think I can contribute to the discussion.
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Whenever we hear sad news, we seek explanation — something to help us cope with the pain that we feel toward loss. This is no exception. The email from Dean of Students David Leedy and a subsequent town hall meeting run by the student life team on Jan. 27th were not enough.
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A commentary on the February 9, performance of Harry Bialor’s: “The Uprising of the Warsaw Ghetto.”
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By identifying primarily along partisan lines, many Christian citizens mistake the means for the ends. No political party perfectly overlaps with Christian doctrine. If one never experiences tension between her religious convictions and her political affiliations, it is likely because her loyalties belong to the latter.
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When I started watching “Good Omens,” I hid it from the world.
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Tarot is often a practice veiled in mystery. Many have heard of Tarot before, but most haven’t sat down with a reader or asked a question about the cards. Before this year, I hadn’t either. All that changed on Tuesday, October 15 at 7:15 p.m.
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There are seagulls, two men lose their minds, and a brief overview of ‘The Lighthouse’
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Regular shared meals are important for parents and children who still live at home, but also for people who live on their own. Too many lonely cubicle meals prompted me to start having “family dinners” with my roommates and friends. It is difficult to plan so that my roommate and I can sit at our kitchen table and eat together, but it’s worthwhile even if only for 15 minutes.
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We’ve all been there. College is hectic. You often don’t have time to cook, and eating out can feel like a necessity. However, learning to meal prep means taking just a few extra hours on the weekend, and following these five simple steps. This can save you money, reduce stress and allow you to eat healthier.
Read MoreHow can we live well together in our common enterprise at The King’s College? By cultivating Christian community in charity and forgiveness. How certain conversations around race and racism among members of the King’s community have played out over the past few months should give us all cause for concern.
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By capitalizing on real-world political fears and national stereotypes, directors can elicit feelings of dread with villains who are flatter than their own crew cuts. But besides simply producing bad art, the writers who rely on manufactured Russian hitmen for their thrills influence real-life relations between Russia and the West—and not for the better.
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Kanye West’s JESUS IS KING. uncovers a deeper meaning behind the truth of the gospel. The Church as a whole has no right to judge Kanye for this radical transformation in his life. As a Church, we often underestimate the power of prayer and its role in leading others to Christ.
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Progress ultimately seems to be about wanting a better life, a better world. But we must ask: what do we want that world to look like? And what are our means of arriving there?
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The deconstruction of past heroes is tied to an assumption of moral progress and evolution that is, for Christians, theoretically untenable and empirically false.
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