Archive for the ‘A Higher Campus’ Category

Ask yourself this question: What will hold my semester together? Sure you may start off with balance in mind, but will it last? ‎Will your first things remain first? Will you keep your priorities in order? On Monday, I played a game ‎with a group of freshmen. We stood in a circle so that we [...]

This summer we went to Boston to attend a conference and did a little sight-seeing while there of ‎the area. With more than 80 colleges in the Boston area, including MIT and Northeastern ‎University, Boston has the feel of a college town. We liked the way the history and architecture of ‎our country’s past fit [...]

According to John Maxwell, learning to not only communicate, but connect with people will help ‎you be more effective in all areas of your life. In his book Everyone Communicates, Few Connect, ‎Maxwell says that connecting is the ability to identify with people and relate to them in a way that ‎increases your influence with [...]

You’ve purchased your new notebooks and pens, laptops and jump drives, books and study guides. ‎You feel ready to start a new semester. You’ve prepared your schedule and your supplies, but how ‎have you prepared yourself? ‎ In his new book Everyone Communicates, Few Connect, leadership expert John Maxwell says that the ‎ability to communicate [...]

With summer winding down, it’s time to start thinking about the upcoming semester. Are you ready for a fresh start? A new opportunity? Getting involved during college is essential to making the most of your time on campus. With all the changes and new experiences, you need a group of ‎people that you can connect [...]

‎ Lee Strobel was an ordinary college student. He studied journalism at the University of Missouri ‎before going on to Yale Law School and then The Chicago Tribune, where he was an award-winning ‎professional journalist for fourteen years. It was during this time in his life that his wife became ‎friends with a Christian woman [...]

If you’re gearing up this summer to start your first semester of college in the fall or even if you’re ‎already a few semesters in and getting ready to transfer to a university, you’ll likely be signing up ‎for new student orientation. This is your day or two to get acquainted with your new school, [...]

With summer pretty much in full-swing, you’re probably either enjoying some free time by the pool ‎or trying to catch up or get ahead in the classroom. Regardless, summer is a great time to do some ‎‎”unassigned” reading and spend some time thinking and reflecting. I’ve just started reading a new ‎book by Craig Groeschel, [...]

I’ve talked a lot about why following Daniel’s lead is the best approach to college. Here are 2 more ‎reasons to live like Daniel:‎ ‎1. When you keep your heart pure, you can discern God’s will for your life.‎ ‎2. Because God calls us to holiness. ‎ Reason 1‎ Romans 12:2: “Do not be conformed [...]

This Sunday, April 11th, is National Holocaust Remembrance Day. Whether you are a history ‎major or not, it’s important for us as young people to look closely at the history of our nation and ‎our world and learn from both our victories and our failures. I’ve been listening to Holocaust ‎survivor David Faber on the [...]