Let’s face it. Research is biased. To contemporary ears, this may sound like blasphemy. In our postmodern age, we’ve been trained to question truth, but never—never!—the scientific process. “When you think about research, you think about it being objective,” acknowledges…Read More→
A massive party on Parliament Hill and commemorative coins from the Canadian Mint are planned to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Canada’s confederation. Yet, a scant amount of the many celebrations organized have much to do with the diverse faith…Read More→
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Most folks are hard pressed to draw the connection between medieval art and the sashaying sharks of Katy Perry’s Super Bowl halftime show, but Dr. Matthew Milliner, professor of art history at Wheaton College, can do just that. His public…Read More→
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Whether a laptop, a smartphone or a nuclear missile, the world is moving quicker than ever before. In the 21st century, we’ve seen technology change drastically and seen the many benefits globalization provides. But have these massive cultural shifts also…Read More→