Category Archives: Indiana
by Carolyn Muyskens | Jul 2, 2018
It can exist in its difficulty without any dressing up and still be deserving of love.
by Ben DeVries | May 18, 2018
I spent a good chunk of my prewriting time for this blog post keeping Satan at bay.
by Elaine Schnabel | Mar 11, 2018
I didn’t swerve around the pothole because I didn’t see it. In many ways, I’ve forgotten how to look outside myself and outside my culture.
by Stephanie Bradshaw | Dec 29, 2017
Most people say that I shouldn’t let anything hold me back from doing great things. But I don’t have much desire to do great things. What are great things without the small things?
by Elaine Schnabel | Jul 11, 2017
Lucky for me, The Hot Room was offering a free event at a local park last week.
by Jacob Schepers | Jun 2, 2017
Words are not the deciding factor here. Actions are met with actions.
by Jacob Schepers | Apr 2, 2017
Every spring, Notre Dame holds a half-marathon called (surprise, surprise) “The Holy Half.”
by Jacob Schepers | Jan 2, 2017
Come this new year, let’s not see how low we can go.
by Elaine Schnabel | Oct 11, 2016
Maybe by the time I’m ninety-six or ninety-seven I’ll see things differently. Maybe I’ll see divine love in the allowance of racial violence, torture, and marginalization.
