by Harrison Litzell | Aug 11, 2025 | Opinion
The summer of 2024 felt like a season on a precipice. I hesitate to call it “unprecedented” or “unique,” because so much of the last decade has been described that way. But, it really did feel like there was a massive fork in the road ahead and we were getting closer...
by Mitch Randall | May 2, 2025 | Opinion
Christian nationalists are swarming across the country. From dismantling public education to encouraging neighbors to turn on neighbors, this authoritarian political and theological ideology consumes everything in its path. This will lead to the destruction of the...
by Michelle Wahila | Mar 20, 2025 | Opinion
The saturated clay is frigid against my knees, but like one kneeling in prayer, I am grounded in my work. Muddy trenches have been dug before me. To my left lie a spade, trowel and canvas gloves. The gloves, caked in wet clay, were hastily discarded. It’s March, and...
