by Michael Chancellor | Aug 13, 2026 | Opinion
I had a wonderful experience yesterday at the “Back to School Bash,” put on by Hand & Harvest in Taylor, Texas. I’m past the age of doing the heavy lifting required to set up an event like this. In past Hand & Harvest events, I was usually given a table, a...
by Michael Chancellor | Jul 27, 2026 | Opinion
Pete Hegseth—whom I call Rocket Man, Testosterone Pete, or Mucho (not to be confused with macho) Man—is climbing the steep hill of history, wanting to be remembered for something, preferably a feat that won’t smear his makeup. Having stared into too many FOX News...
by Michael Chancellor | Jul 16, 2026 | Opinion
Content Warning: Self-harm and Suicide. As a proud father of three now-grown boys, I have a lot of lived experience with things getting broken. After receiving a Christmas gift from us one year, our oldest son went to his room. When he returned the next morning, he...
by Michael Chancellor | Jul 9, 2026 | Opinion
Baylor University is squandering a legacy of courage. It is difficult for me to write this, as my entire adult life has been lived in the shadow of Baylor, which has long been the flagship Texas Baptist educational institution. Founded in 1845 during the Republic of...
by Michael Chancellor | Jun 23, 2026 | Opinion
I continue to be intrigued by how unwilling we are to learn about ourselves, our relationships and the broader world. While I support the idea that not everyone needs or is suited for a structured university education, that does not mean we should stop growing in our...
