Reflections December 31, 2020By Julie NewberryEnd-of-Year Gratitude: Genuine or Gut-Churning?Professor Julie Newberry considers how to reflect with gratitude and nuance at the end of a complex year.
Podcasts December 29, 2020By Caroline Triscik2020 Year in Review: Remembering God’s Goodness in an Uncertain YearJoin us as we dip into a sampling of the conversations we had with faithful, inspiring women on our podcast this past year.
In Focus August 12, 2020Beginning Well: Advice for New Grad StudentsAre you a new grad student? In this very unusual fall, we can recommend articles from The Well to help you survive and thrive in grad school.
In Focus August 04, 2020Beginning Well: Advice for New Faculty MembersAre you a new faculty member? In this very unusual fall, we can recommend articles from The Well to help you thrive in your new role.
Reflections February 04, 2020By Andrea BridgesCultivating New Things: A Letter from the EditorAndrea Bridges offers her thoughts on crafting middle-ground goals with the partnership of the Holy Spirit.
Podcasts December 12, 2019By Caroline TriscikA Year in Review: All Shall Be Well in 2019Join us as we dip into a sampling of the conversations we had with faithful, inspiring women on our podcast this past year.
Reflections February 21, 2019By Ann BoydWhy I Make New Year's Resolutions in FebruaryAnn Boyd offers her thoughts on the benefits of self-examination and goal-setting at regular intervals throughout the year.
Reflections January 03, 2017By Michelle Van LoonLearning to Write in PencilMichelle Van Loon relinquishes her hold on her pen in favor of offering her daily plans to God.
Blog August 27, 2015By Joanne MarshallHappy New (School) Year! Resolutions Instead of Big Fat Mental WhiningThere is an old education cartoon where a woman is standing in front of a body huddled under the bedcovers, just its toes peeking out, saying, “I know the kids don't like you and they pick on you, but you have to go to school...
Arts, Books, and Media March 19, 2015By Kate NorlanderEucharist at MidnightKate Norlander gives us a picture of one of the most stunning experiences of the Urbana conference.
