If you’ve paid attention to the technology here on campus, you may have noticed some changes this year. At iPad deployment for incoming and transfer…
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New study questions academic bias
It is not news that there is a significant liberal bias in academia. Jordan Peterson has been telling us for some time now that, “…students…
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Photo feature: St. Valentin Chapel and the Dolomites
St. Valentin Chapel lies at the base of the Schlern Massif, a mountain of the Dolomite region in South Tyrol, Italy.
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Student groups divide our culture but overlap is possible
It’s unavoidable that people will always migrate to what’s familiar because that’s what’s comfortable. More often than not the same type of people that we…
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Breaking up Big Tech is a start… but it’s not enough
It is difficult to deny that the enormous amount of power and influence the big four tech companies (Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook) hold over…
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American Bar Association tables affirmative consent resolution
The American Bar Association (ABA) tabled a resolution that would have encouraged state legislatures and courts to change the definition of consent in criminal sexual…
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A day in the life: Grace Haug
William Jewell College is full of students with diverse passions and lifestyles, but one thing seems to run deep in every student’s blood – commitment.…
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How to handle STEM gender divide
Women are greatly underrepresented in STEM fields. Forbes found that there has hardly been any growth in women joining the field since 2000. On their…
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Featured Hometown: Abilene, Kansas
You have probably not heard of Abilene, Kansas. It is a small, tranquil town of a little more than 6,000 people in central Kansas. If…
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