After over 20 hours of travelling, I had slept on bananas, been thrown from the roof of a car into a ditch, waded through mud, and lost three pairs of shoes. But I finally got there; El Nido, a cove on the northeast side of the island Palawan, nestled between the mainland and the Malaysian and...

It is no secret that some Trinity Western University students break community standards. When Mars’ Hill started our Freshman PostSecrets project our desire was not an attempt to expose some dark underbelly of rebellious student leaders, but rather to shine a light on our own secrets and...

Recently I was having coffee with a single friend of mine, an older student, who expressed her frustration: “the last time anyone in a Christian setting spoke to the fact that I’m a sexual being was in a college and career group when I was 18, where the smiling leader told me in a chipper...

Many commentators have opined in the past few days that the Oct. 14 election called by Stephen Harper’s conservative government on Sept. 7 was a waste of time and $350 million dollars in election funding because it didn’t significantly change the format or likely output of parliament. It...

The response brought forth an inner chuckle denoting a hint of sarcasm. When I posed the question, “Why should the American election matter to Canadians?” to a friend, the colourful honesty of this intelligent woman surprised me: “Because it’s much more exciting than the Canadian...