Professor Susan VanZanten certainly loves her subject: she is currently an SPU professor of English, as well as a co-chair of the department of languages, cultures, and linguistics. She specializes in 19th century literature, and has significant expertise and research in South African literature and Christian higher education. […]
As an organization, the Jerusalem-based nonprofit B‘Tselem aims to document human-rights violations in Israel-occupied territories. The photographers and videographers, almost entirely women and children, are volunteers for the organization. From their own homes and in the streets, chasing down incidents of violence and human-rights violations in familiar and […]
By Julia Battishill | Staff Reporter Freshman Khalid Al-Sheikh aspires to be like his father. To him, he cannot “possibly form a tangible accolade to represent” his love for his future children like a mother could, but what he can do is be an advisor and help […]
By Julia Battishill When former first lady Michelle Obama was asked what she would do differently if she could go back to her younger self and start over, she confidently responded with, “I would have used my voice.” This one sentence by Obama, presented in a video […]
By Julia Battishill and Sydney Lim | Staff Reporters Junior Keala Gasmen’s memories of childhood family gatherings are full of music. He remembers his cousins, aunts, siblings and himself always dancing hula at family gatherings and events, while other members would “kanikapila,” play music. Even at more […]