In the 2016 film Arrival, we see an excellent example of the Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis, often referred to as linguistic relativity. This...

Can you remember the first time you became aware of your own body? Perhaps you fell off your bike and scraped both knees, perhaps you...

Introduction Twelve months after the murder of George Floyd, The Economist argued that understanding public discourse on race and racism...

Over the past few years, incited in part by our national response to the Supreme Court’s recent overturning of Roe v. Wade and the 2020...

It was 2018. I had already ridden a terrible wave of bipolar up and down many times. Between strained friendships, familial frustrations,...

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In the beginning God created, said, made, called, placed, and blessed all He made. And so the heavens and the earth were completed, and...

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The following reflection is based on an interview given by Mara Whiteaker and Laura Price with Tina Penttila, Marissa Otto, and Lara...

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I want to preface this essay about racial justice by stating two things about my identity. First, I am a Christian and second, I am...

Human Fraternity, Human Rights, and Neoliberalism among Fratelli Tutti Lord, Father of our human family, you created all human beings...

I remember one afternoon in my sophomore year at the University of Minnesota, rapidly pacing towards Anderson Hall, I stumbled into a man...

This spring I attended a talk by a visiting lecturer, Allison Hobgood, who led a discussion called “Being Smart: Disorientation, Access,...

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I first encountered sustainability ethics during my sophomore year of college through a Conservation Biology course at the University of...

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By Laura Price Suck it up. What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger. Take up your cross and follow Me. One of these phrases is not like...

By Margaret McEachran, essay and photos Introduction “When the disciples landed, they saw a fire of burning coals there with fish on it,...