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4 Study Hacks to Boost your Motivation

By Anna Skudarnova | 05/03/2022

Maintaining a constant flow of motivation until the end of the semester can prove to be a challenge for college students. At the beginning of last week, I struggled to…


5 Tips to Make the Most of Your Campus Visit

By Anna Skudarnova | 04/26/2022

So you’ve booked a private tour or you’ve signed up for Preview Day but you’re not sure what to expect? Here are our top five tips to help you make…


7 Fun Activities to Reduce Your Stress this Week

By Anna Skudarnova | 11/10/2021

College life can often seem like the same endless cycle of papers, projects, and let’s not forget EXAMS! With due dates having a tendency to all fall within the same…



International Women’s Day

By Dr. Candi Finch | 03/08/2021

International Women’s Day began in the early 1900s to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women. While there are aspects of this day that have taken on a decidedly unbiblical…


Night to Shine-Thru Gifts a Treasured Memory

By Anna Skudarnova | 02/14/2021

This year, Tim Tebow Foundation’s annual Night to Shine took place in the form of “Shine-Thru” events in churches all around the world. As in years before, Truett McConnell University…


Self-Care—Is it Biblical?

By Dr. Natalie Ford | 02/09/2021

There has been a lot of debate when it comes to self-care. Isn’t it selfish to take care of myself? Doesn’t the Bible say to love your neighbor as yourself?…


Don’t Fret: Six Ways to Overcome Anxiety

By Dr. Rick Fowler | 12/29/2020

We live in troubled times. Since life is so uncertain, how do we work thorough the anxiety created by the economy, a relationship breakdown, or a sudden health concern? To…


Holding Fast to What is True

By Alexa Miller | 10/19/2020

If you’ve been on social media or watch the news, chances are you’ve experienced many and mixed emotions. The feelings we find ourselves exhibiting have become the chant of 2020:…

Bible

8 Ways to Conquer the Mid-Semester Slump

By Zach Walker | 10/13/2020

Lately, I’ve been feeling the workload picking up for me as we go through finals and completing more involved assignments. On top of that, it can be hard to manage…




Advice from Parents: Preparing for the College Goodbye

By Jenny Gregory (with the help of some veteran moms and dads) | 08/02/2020

It seems like yesterday your son or daughter was saying their first words and taking those first steps. Fast forward what feels like a few hours, and he is embarking…

Family on Campus


We Can Be United in the Midst of Our Diversity

By Javier Chavez | 07/06/2020

Diversity is always a positive experience only if it is accompanied with respect, understanding, gratitude, and hope. It is not a surprise to any of us that the United States…


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