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A Defense of Satire

Reading the title I just typed nearly makes me cringe. I am quite confident that satire is more than able to defend itself, and that if...

I’ve got to be honest. I love to sing in the shower. When I make a trip to the community bathroom of J. Alvin Brown Hall suite 14 to...

One of the major issues headlining the past several months of Donald Trump’s presidency has been the handling of the controversial...

On January 16, JBU chaplain Rod Reed spoke in chapel of an experience that he had in Russia. He heard the voice of an American and...

What would a construction management professor write about in a student newspaper column? I thought about describing our recent trips to...

College is not about getting a job. I know. At worst, it sounds sacrilegious. At best, it sounds financially irresponsible. I know, it...

In general, how are speakers chosen? Reed: Speakers are chosen in a variety of ways. The main criteria is that speakers need to reflect...

It may only be the end of fall semester, but now is the perfect time to begin thinking about internships for next summer. Competition for...

It was June 3rd when I ended the month-long recess that separated the close of the JBU spring calendar and the beginning of my summer...

In trying to summarize JBU’s political climate last year, I kept bouncing between analogies of a daytime soap opera and a public fart....