I am a professor at a Jesuit university, and when I face 260 young adults in a lecture hall, I now face something I never expected to encounter in a classroom: the belief that students should be protected from wrestling with challenging ideas.
Read excerpts of student experiences on Marquette University’s Kudos Page.
In my memory, Valentine’s Day doesn’t taste like Godiva chocolate, but like the humble flour-and-water adhesive my mother concocted in the kitchen each February.
The coming of age film is a nuanced exploration of the way both lesser and better angels exist in all of us.
Helmed by a British director, the Amazon series is untroubled by cultural coercion to protect myths and faux history of the American West.
Mental health is trending, and TV programming is catching up with varying degrees of seriousness and a seemingly shared message.
Netflix’s “Firefly Lane” honors friendship but leans into stereotypes.
Romances validate what women bring to the table.
Foods like fruitcakes, pig’s jowls, and lutefisk are all but unpalatable, but we keep making them, year after year.