Considering the Planet
April 22nd marks the 44th anniversary of Earth Day, which, according to Earth Day Network,…
Browsing: Faculty Reads
Marking Theology Through the Emotional Landscape of a Painting
On the cover of Richard Viladesau’s new book is a richly detailed image of suffering.…
On Darwin and Religion: Q&A with Sister Elizabeth Johnson
In her new book, Ask the Beasts: Darwin and the God of Love (Bloomsbury, 2014),…
Medieval Muslim Motherhood and its Bearing on Identity
Modern discourse often casts science and religion as bitter enemies. But if you were to…
Theologian Seeks to Uncover Peter’s Path to the Papacy
Faith and Folklore: In 2007, the Roman Catholic Church’s Congregation for the Doctrine of the…
Through the Metaphor of Motherhood Comes a New Way to Breach Religious Boundaries
Reconciling Religious Difference: The 21st-century world is shrinking. But even as globalization becomes the reality,…
Scholar Reimagines Role of Ethics in Business
What is the main task of business ethics? What is the ultimate purpose of businesses?…
Professor Uses Business Model to Create ‘Entrepreneurial Discipleship’
Timing can be everything, especially when it comes to research. Robert Brancatelli, Ph.D., was working…
To Math Professor, Numbers Have an Authority All Their Own
Ask Cris Poor, Ph.D., to talk about math and he offers this preface: “The German…
Professor’s Research: Not Driving Can Drive Elders to Despair
Amy Horowitz, Ph.D., began studying the elderly three decades before members of the Baby Boom…