Written by Nick Blue / April 2018 There will be a time in every Christian’s life when they will be face to face with an opportunity to spread God’s loving Word. Whether it comes up casually in a conversation with a … Continue reading An Opportunity for Growth
Written by Emily Hein / April 2018 As I’m getting closer to my senior year, academic advisors and professors have been stressing to my class that it’s important to choose which technical electives to take senior year. They advise that you … Continue reading The Bible is not an Elective
Written by Rachel Gerbitz / March 2018 Let’s take a moment and flashback to May 23rd, 2015. We stayed up late the night before to watch High School Musical 3 and woke up early that morning to walk across a stage … Continue reading A Letter to a Friend
by Timothy Schaser / May 2017 Project critiques in a college graphic design class can be a very interesting thing to observe. Usually they involve each student bringing in their project assignment (be it an illustration, logo design, poster series, … Continue reading Facing Trials
Written by Adam Brown / April 2017 Self-control. A term that college students are very familiar with. From eating and homework habits, to physical health, all the way to alcohol, drugs, and sexual immorality, self-control is very prevalent topic in our lives. … Continue reading Self Control
Written by Emily Tester / April 2017 “What I miss most about ILHS are the daily chapels and religion classes.” Does that sound familiar? I think it’s the most common answer for ILHS graduates to give when they’re asked about their time … Continue reading Ignite Your Fire for Christ
Written by Jocelyn Gamble / February 2017 College is not easy. The homework, the new professional and social environments, these are not meant to be easy. They are meant to be challenging. The University of Minnesota is a big school. 51,147 students-big, … Continue reading Pack Animals
Written by Katherine Mayhew / February 2017 Christmas break has come to an end, and for me, that means back to school. For those of you who are in college or high school, you probably decided at the end of last semester … Continue reading Faith is Not an Elective
Written by Suzannah Miller / September 2016 College students tend to have an acute awareness of time. With deadlines and due dates, I have many things to accomplish and seemingly never enough time to do them. Frequently, I find myself lamenting the … Continue reading Time Management
by Abby Gerbitz / May 2016 I cannot tell you how many times I’ve heard the question, “What do you want to do with your life?” or “What do you plan on doing with your degree?” I’m sure many … Continue reading Be Still
