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Stimulation
“It was my life, played out before me all at once; the moments repeating on the loop. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, and it was every moment that cannot be boxed into such places. Individually, I may have loved this moment, but with it all I could not handle it. I grabbed my head, and I screamed out:
“STOPSTOPSTOPNONONOIAHH!!!” In my screeching my body shook, the boat rocked, and I fell out of the boat into the water below.”
Course: ART 151, 2D Design (Prof. Hannah Richardson)https://pillars.taylor.edu/two-d-design-fall2023/1013/thumbnail.jp
Under God: Political Views and Experiences Among Young Adults Attending an Evangelical College
While polarization has increased the saliency of political values, political meaning-making has been scarcely addressed in higher education literature and training. Additionally, even though the political orientation of evangelicals has been back in the spotlight since the 2016 presidential campaign, little research has been done to explore the interplay of faith commitments and political values among students at an evangelical college. This study examined religiosity, ideology, political attitudes, the salience of political identity, and experience with political differences among students at an evangelical Christian liberal arts institution (n = 223). Descriptive data confirmed the salience of religious belief and practice among the surveyed students and revealed that they endorsed the views that cross partisan boundaries, suggesting that they were more complicated politically than their ideology, party affiliation, or voting decisions would convey. While political identity was not an important part of personhood for most students, ideology predicted conflict, open-mindedness, and self-censorship
Embodied: Transgender Identities, the Church, and What the Bible Has to Say
Kaleigh Richardson reviews Embodied: Transgender Identities, the Church, and What the Bible Has to Say by Preston Sprinkle, published by David C. Cook, 2021
Insomniac - A Collection of Poetry, Fiction, and Creative Non-Fiction
As the title would suggest, Insomniac is a multi-genre collection which represents a handful of my written works that were born during bouts of insomnia and depression. The poems I have placed in this collection revolve around my friendships with specific (and at times multiple) individuals. The creative non-fiction pieces focus on my experiences with depression, dissociation, suicide, anxiety, hypersensitivity, epilepsy, and self-harm in hopes that they might promote conversation. Lastly, the short stories are my own spin on Bhoot (Ghost) and ¬Shikari (Hunter) stories I hungrily devoured in my childhood. My hope is that each of these pieces can reproduce specific memories and emotions within you, the reader
The Best Spot on Campus
“A stack of books sitting on one of the study tables on the second floor of the Zondervan Library 2nd on Wednesday, February 22nd, 2023.”https://pillars.taylor.edu/quintu23-best-spot/1008/thumbnail.jp