Behind the Lines: Contemporary Syrian Art

Universities Embrace the Arts: What Do Artists Get?

Artists so rarely profit from the value they produce.

What drawing can do for you

FAIRBANKS — Mareca Guthrie is on a mission to get people to exercise a skill they might not even know they have. The fine arts curator at the University of

How to Avoid An “Atheist Ambush” in University

Why won’t we do what it takes to respond to the challenges facing our own Christian family?

Art Corner Blog » Marnie Bourque: Finding Joy in the Little Things

Marnie Bourque is a modern artist who lives and working in Sterling, Connecticut. She remembers that art had always been a part of her childhood and she now shares that passion with her own children. Her formal education was in an unrelated field, but painting was always a driving force in her life and she now enjoys making into a successful career. Much of her art is inspired by the small town she lives in and the beautiful little details she finds in…

Why This Christian University Requires All Students To Wear A Fitbit

Choose Some Colors And We'll Reveal Which "Dear White People" Character You Are

How do we prepare Catholic universities for success? Focus on the marginalized.

To secure a more promising tomorrow, institutional presidents should reclaim a commitment central to the founding of Catholic colleges and universities in the United States: a special focus on the needs and the dignity of the marginalized.

Is Marquette University “Rightsizing” or Taking a Wrong Turn?

A Jesuit liberal arts university seeks to balance its budget by cutting programs. Is this the wisest course of action?

Getting to Know Mercy

I came to know Mercy as an undergraduate student at Mount Mercy University. At first, I ran away from it. I did not come to college to become a nun, so I escaped it by telling myself that my only purpose here was to attain a degree. I cannot help but smile at how God continued to place Mercy in my life—especially when I was not actively seeking it out.