The relationship between music and science is more complicated (and beautiful) than we ever imagined.
This is your Brain on Beethoven! Daniel J. Levitin and Understanding the Neuroscience of Music
‘Grace’ on Broadway: Faith, Doubt, Murder… and Redemption!
Former MN seminary student, Craig Wright, darkly explores a theology of grace, not in the pulpit, but on the stage. Four murder-suicide victims rise from the dead to explain the paradox of how a ‘Christian’ businessman with a vision for…
How Slavery Really Ended in America: The Power of Expertise in Culture Making
“Shall we now end the war and not eradicate the cause? Will not God demand this of us now [that] he has taken away all excuse for not pursuing the right?” – Major General Benjamin Franklin Butler Glory (1989) tells the…
University Decision to Cut Tuition 10 Percent Every Year Sparks Debate Over College Costs
The University of the South, better known as Sewanee, is reducing the cost to attend the school next year by 10 percent… and turning the business of college upside down.
Revisiting the Value of Elite Colleges: Why that Pricey School May Not Payoff Like You Hoped
A decade ago, two economists published a research paper arguing that elite colleges did not seem to give most graduates an earnings boost. A new version of the study, covering data from 19,000 students, comes to the same conclusion.