From the President's Desk
Beyond Online Education
One of the most pivotal and intriguing moments in human history took place in mid-15th century Germany. I have always wondered what it would have
December 12, 2020
One of the most pivotal and intriguing moments in human history took place in mid-15th century Germany. I have always wondered what it would have
The year 2020 has brought new challenges and concerns to many institutions of higher learning as they wrestle with the role online education plays within
SES is celebrating Giving Tuesday by blessing and #HonoringOurProfessors who have equipped a generation of leaders over the last twenty-eight years! This special time represents
I confess, I have never been interested in political life. All of that changed for me this year. I will be the first to admit
What I feared would happen in the 2020 presidential election has happened, and no, I am not talking about whether Joe Biden or Donald Trump
As a chemistry major at West Virginia State College during the early 1980s, I was required to take a library course on the chemical literature
This past week the Evangelical world has reverberated with a debate by two of Evangelicaldom’s most illustrious, influential, and popular theologians: John Piper and Wayne
The election is now over – except it’s not over. Americans voted in record numbers, and yet many races are razor thin and still undecided.
Growing up in Kenya, Cathy was surrounded by Muslim neighbors. As a child, she and a friend went in circles one day about who Jesus
For whatever reason, I missed taking an ethics class in college. My speech class came with a list of topics we could not give a