How social class affects your odds of graduating

A lack of support in an unfamiliar place means working-class students are less likely to integrate into university culture.

The Editor’s Corner: Activists, watch your rhetoric

Getting on your high horse feels great, but if you don’t explain what you’re saying, you will alienate outsiders.

A moral theory of violence

A psychologist explains his scientific theory about the moral motivations that drive violent behavior.

International law must be observed

Even when nations fail to follow international law, there’s still room for religious leaders, charitable foundations, and businesses to take action.

Taking the path of peace, justice, and sustainability

For one Millennial Midwesterner, volunteer projects on the East Coast provide an education in community living and activism.

Lest we forget: How we can change the world

As pacifists, we need to spread the message of Jesus' teachings on nonviolence.

A tuition freeze is not enough

Iowa college students need cost reduction, not a continuation of the status quo.

Does the death penalty still matter?

Time and again, capital punishment never seems to last long in the public discourse. It begs the question, is the conversation still relevant today?

Walking with Palestinian Christians for Holy Justice and Peace

How should the United Methodist Church support Palestinians at the special conference in August at Ginghamsburg College in Tippi City, Ohio? Here are some thoughts from M. Theresa Basile that I share with you.

Change Is Gonna Come: MLK in Birmingham and Memphis

As King taught us, making the world a better place requires us to be active citizens.