Trinity Christian College is known for its tight community and their family feel. This feeling is true, too, when you step in Trinity’s Admissions Office. Whether it is the student workers in the back room or the Admissions Representatives meeting with prospective students, everyone in the Admissions Office wears a smile. This all stems from […]
A majority of people watch television as a source of entertainment. We don’t necessarily care for the production work that takes place behind the scenes.For Dave Jousma, this wasn’t the case. Ever since high school, Dave, an audio visual coordinator at Trinity Christian College, always found himself working within the film production scenery. Coming from […]
Decade after decade, the transition in between fashion trends has shown to be a constant influence over today’s generation. I remember my dad showing me pictures of him rocking an old fashioned top fade hairstyle back in the 1970’s. He stated that it was the style back in the day. When doing research for […]
An Open Letter to Betsy DeVos: It’s been awhile since America has seen such a controversial and disagreeable confirmation fight like the one that was put up for you as Secretary of Education, so well done and congratulations. It was a 50-50 tie for you that had to be broken by VP Mike Pence, […]
On Tuesday afternoon, prize winning journalist Tony Carnes spoke to a group of Wheaton College students, in the famous Billy Graham Center. Carnes is an online reporter for NYCreligion, an online publication that takes a “man on the street” approach to covering stories concerning, or of interest to people of all religions in New York […]
By Bianca Wooden and Jonathan Gonzalez Growing up in an uber religious household as pastor’s kid (or “PK” for short) set me up on an interesting note at an early age. Sunday school taught me simplified concepts through felt boards and evangelical puppets. Honestly, I was too young to think anything different then, so it […]
Photo From: https://static.pexels.com/photos/203237/pexels-photo-203237.jpeg “I feel like, I’m like a six year old coming to a place where all the adults live.” By McKenzie Gallagher and Danielle Ely A college education is a privilege that many students often feel lucky to ‘survive’. Can anyone say finals week? Higher education is tough. Chances are, if […]
By: Victoria Greenwald and Isaac Green Tiger Woods for Accenture, Justin Bieber for Calvin Klein, a slew of beautiful and successful young people for Cover Girl: the celebrity endorsement has long been a marketing tool used by businesses, and a successful one at that. From makeup to money lending, slapping the face and name of […]
2016 has been quite the year. Donald Trump. Brexit. Philando Castile. Dallas. The future is uncertain for many, particularly Millennials, who are looking for solid ground on which to build their lives, which up until now have existed only in the dependent or academic categories. Basically, we’re all freaking out. Enter the “safe space,” a […]
In the early 1900’s, American agriculture began its development in farm machinery and technology. The 18th century included oxen and horses for power, crude wooden plows, all sowing by hand, cultivating by hoe, hay and grain cutting with a sickle, and threshing with a flail. But later on, the commercial fertilizers increased annually. Then came the big […]
