On Nov. 11, 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic was taking its toll on everyone. The switch to virtual classes left me angry and impatient to an extent I’d never felt in my life. I was complaining constantly...
On Saturday, April 23, Rowan After Hours threw the “Last HooRAH,” an event showcasing the best and most memorable events from the past year. In other words, it featured the main attractions of several...
You don't need to spend more than a minute on the Internet or watching the news to realize that people are very angry these days, arguably more so than ever before. Every minute of every day it seems...
On Tuesday, April 19, the Student Alumni Association hosted “Thrive in Your 20s,” an annual event wherein alumna of the previous decade return to campus to enlighten undergraduates with wisdom and...
Why do we value art?
I believe that, in most cases, beauty points towards the truth. Beautiful things reflect great quality, a certain impressiveness in whatever aspect of them we find beautiful.
And...
Over the weekend, I went on a retreat with my youth group. We spent it in Potts Mansion, a beautiful, old house in the rural hills of Elverson, PA. For most, it was just as much a social experience as...
On Friday, March 25, Rowan After Hours held ThinkFast Game Show Night, a thrilling event inspired by various popular game shows such as "Jeopardy!," "Minute to Win It" and "Family Feud." Guests competed...
I’d like to begin with a story that my pastor shared with me and my youth group some time ago.
In Northeastern Greece, there is a place called Mount Athos. For over a thousand years it...
I discovered “The Alchemist” in high school while doing research for a literature paper. The title alone was intriguing enough, but when I found out it was an adventure novel and a short one at that,...
I hate working in groups. I think working in groups is one of the most annoying and unpleasant parts of my college experience.
In high school, you pretty much know everyone. You know your...
I vividly remember being the first kid in my sixth-grade class to read “The Hunger Games” and tell everyone what a great book it was.
That book, its sequels and its legacy in the films became...
The minefield of discourse grows more treacherous by the day. With the fierce and ongoing conflict in nearly every sphere of public life, people are more divided than ever by their beliefs with regard...
