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Articles by Garrett Fish
A Double-Edged Sword
The University of Michigan recently announced a significant change to the way thousands of its freshmen will experience college. Beginning in fall 2027, students in the university’s largest college will not receive traditional letter grades during their first semester. Instead, their transcripts will record either “Pass” or “No Credit.” Understandably, the transition from high school to college can be brutal.
Our Investments Reveal Our Eschatology
I love a lot about my Christian university. It’s small, local, and relational. It’s the kind of place that takes formation seriously. Faith isn’t treated as an accessory; it’s expected to shape the whole of life. That’s why one experience has lingered with me. In conversations with classmates, I’ve noticed how often financial goals dominate our shared imagination of the future. The language is strikingly consistent: make money, invest aggressively, retire as soon as possible.
I Rejected Yale For a Small Bible College. My Life and Faith Are Better For It.
Left: f11photo / Shutterstock.com | Right: Adobe-Stock This past year, I finally threw away a glossy Yale admissions booklet that had been collecting dust on my bookshelf for four years. I didn’t even realize, until recently, why I had placed it there in the first place — it was a kind of subconscious shrine, a symbol of the future I thought I was destined for.
Find Joy in the Dish Room
Over the summer, I’ve been working at Calvin University. Not as a resident assistant, a researcher, or a teaching assistant. I’m a line server in the school’s dining hall. Not the most glamorous position, you think. There’s a rhythm to it. I wake up early, tie an apron behind my back, and spend the day scooping food onto plates for hungry campers and conference-goers. It’s repetitive. It’s sweaty.
I rejected Yale for a small Bible college. My life and faith are better for it Original
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! This past year, I finally threw away a glossy Yale admissions booklet that had been collecting dust on my bookshelf for four years. I didn’t even realize, until recently, why I had placed it there in the first place — it was a kind of subconscious shrine, a symbol of the future I thought I was destined for.
The Dangers of 'Let People Do What They Want'
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