United States of America
The Conservative Political Action Conference once again took up the subject of same-sex marriage last week, with one big change to the political landscape: this time the discussion took place under the shadow of Obergefell v. .
Ross Van Groningen struggled to land a job right out of college. The 23-year-old graduated from Dordt College last year and headed to his hometown of Ripon, Calif., to find a job. With a business major, he thought he'd be fine. "I feel like I was decently marketable," he said.
Brown eyes blink slowly behind thick, dark lashes. He smiles. His words drip with a sticky sweetness. Ramon is a charmer, he's the object of a teenage girl's dream and he's talking to your daughter. Youthful exchanges often appear as nothing more than a harmless game of teenage bliss, with the only...
In his book "Why Read?" author Mark Edmundson reacts to a reality that began to pervade our generation right about the time that the iPhone 4 first came out: students are zombies in the classroom. And we could care less. For many students, there is no fire in their bellies,...
ver Christmas break, Dordt College's Concert Choir traversed the tundra in North and South Dakota, Minnesota, Manitoba, and Ontario to perform seven concerts in seven churches. Every night, fifty-two voices joined together, singing songs written as a testament to God's display of righteousness, faithfulness, and mercy in all seasons of life.