The Five Major Difficulties of Writing
For students, writing can be a challenge. Often, advice leans heavily on the “write more” or
“write badly first” adages, and while those can be useful pieces of advice, it can be hard to find help for
specific...
Commencing the morning of Wednesday, February 11th, 2026, a powerful hunger for the LORD swept over the student body of Southeastern University, resulting in unprecedented continual prayer and worship, miraculous healings, sincere repentance, and a...
Stories Worth Sharing
Writing is a form of art—a form of expression that most cannot simply utter from their
mouths. It’s pouring one’s heart out onto a blank sheet of paper or an empty screen, emotions set
free and thoughts released. The journey isn’t...
Reading has always been one of my true loves, but since I’ve come to college it’s fallen to the side in favor of work or school. Now that fall is in full swing, I’m finding myself getting the familiar urge to curl up with a book I can get lost in -I...
Prefatory Note:
The purpose of this blogpost is to explore how we as followers of Christ should choose to approach the contrast between need and plenty in a world where financial middle ground continues to steadily dissipate.
Throughout...
Howdy y’all! First off, let me congratulate you on making it through your first few weeks at SEU! I’m hoping you’ve had the chance to visit the Steelman Library. If you haven’t, don’t worry! I’m here to tell you about what you’re missing.
Here at the...
On Thursday, November 14th, 31 Honors students proudly achieved the distinction of Honors Scholars! Three semesters of rigorous research culminated in the presentation of their thesis projects, highlighting a diverse range of interests and passions. ...
It’s that time of year again… the days grow shorter while the nights stay longer, a slight chill ripples through the humid air, and holiday cheer is right around the corner. Something about the falls brings me to a state of reflection, creating a...
What is home? Is it merely a place of walls and mortar, a roof under which to dwell or is it something more? A feeling, a belonging, a dwelling of the soul?
Growing up, my family moved often, and I never entirely understood what it meant to have a...
Graduation. College graduation. There's something oddly heart-wrenching about seeing your students don their caps and gowns, ready to take on the world, while you're left wondering where the time went. These students have become friends. They have...