Maple Leafs in Morocco: Micah Miller-Eschleman
“300 megabytes; what was I thinking?!” goes through my head as I struggle to contain rippling...
Maple Leafs in Morocco: Michael Miller
Michael Miller is a senior informatics major and English minor. If language knowledge is any measure...
A change from Czech
Martina Pudelova is a music major from the Czech Republic. Before I left the Czech Republic, I was...
Turning left: A political belief analysis
Rikki Entrekin is a senior English writing major. In this polarized, intense election season, I&#...
New eyes for the red, white and blue
Hans Weaver is a senior business major. How many times have you thought, “Shoot, I wish I had more...
World aid, not crisis prevention, is United Nations’ strength
Mohammad Rasoulipour is a senior art and Bible and religion major. Rasoulipour was one of 6...
Striking silver in New York City’s fashion dstrict
Rachel Smucker is a sophomore communications major. This entry is from Smucker’s blog on bargain...
Maple Leafs in Morocco: Vanessa Jones
Vanessa is senior theater major and writing minor. Aid al-Adha is a big deal for Muslims worldwide....
Sexual violence: A human problem
By Jacob Putnam, a second-year Spanish and sociology double-major. Last week was Sexual Violence...
From personal offense to personal responsibility
By Becca Yoder, a social work major and women’s study minor. Each year as the Domestic and...
Maple Leafs in Morocco: Sam Jones
By Sam Jones, a senior theater major. From the wobbly back of a camel, to the top of a rust-colored...
Jim Miller reflection: Rosie Horst
Reflecting at the pool of memories One question resonates with the little waves Every shadow haunts...
Jim Miller Reflection: Peter Martin
It is hard to believe that it has been a year since Dr. Miller passed away, especially since I am...
Jim Miller reflection: Leah Amstutz
I didn’t know Jim as a professor, but rather as the father of a close friend. I remember...
Jim Miller reflection: Indigo Miller
It takes time to recognize and appreciate the impact some people have on our lives. Unfortunately...
