Addressing binge eating
Human beings have a fairly basic relationship with food: we rely on it for survival. However, in the modern day, our relationships with food have taken on more complexity, requiring Continue Reading
Eco-friendly alternatives
What do you think when people tell you they are vegan or vegetarian? Have you ever thought about becoming vegan or vegetarian, but worried about having to give up “good Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
Memorial Day is a painful day for almost all of the 20 million veterans living in the United States, and for the families and friends who sent loved ones to Continue Reading
Finals while fasting
Between the essays, assignments, unexpected (or forgotten) due dates and the compulsory sleep deficit, it has been hard to fast this month, but it has been worth it. For the Continue Reading
Student laundry struggles
I had no issues with my first experience doing laundry at Seattle Pacific University. I thought hey, it might be expensive, but at least it gets the job done. That Continue Reading
Teach me to make food
If it were true that we are what we eat, I would have become a different person since moving out of Hill Hall. Instead of eating doughy, end-of-day Subway chocolate Continue Reading
Importance of women of color in leadership
Leadership without perspective is not leadership that truly seeks to serve. Incorporating perspective is vital to the flourishing of community that contains leaders that are diversified and inclusive, and this Continue Reading
Individual expression and collective consciousness
Inclusion is a commonly discussed topic on Seattle Pacific University’s campus. It gets discussed at clubs, in professor evaluations, leadership training, chapel and several other events. As a campus, we Continue Reading
Leading selfishly at SPU
To lead a community, however large, in whatever role, takes time, dedication and a genuine love for the work. During my four years at SPU, I have found that our Continue Reading
Editorial Comment
Losing religious tolerance Restriction is on the rise. In the United States and around the globe, people are objectively becoming less free in terms of their rights to safety and Continue Reading