Letting your mind wander may feel unproductive, but research shows daydreaming can actually improve creativity, problem-solving and mental clarity.
Letting your mind wander may feel unproductive, but research shows daydreaming can actually improve creativity, problem-solving and mental clarity.
From Meet the Firms to everyday conversations, networking in college is less about corporate strategy and more about genuine relationships that shape careers, character and calling.
A personal reflection on how life’s hardest seasons shape resilience, deepen faith and teach lessons no classroom ever could.
Being surrounded by smarter people can feel intimidating, but it may be the most powerful environment for personal growth.
College introduces rejection through internships, programs and opportunities that don’t work out. This personal story reflects on faith, perseverance and why rejection doesn’t end your story—it can redirect it toward something greater.
We live in a world designed for consumption—but we were made to create. In “Creating vs. Consuming,” Rhett Seitz explores how constant scrolling drains us and how returning to creativity, purpose, and faith can bring lasting fulfillment and awaken the joy of making again.
Quitting isn’t always failure. Sometimes giving up at the right time is wisdom. Learn how letting go of toxic relationships, unrealistic goals, or battles you weren’t meant to fight can bring peace, personal growth, and renewed purpose. True strength often lies in knowing when to stop and move forward.
By: Rhett Seitz In today’s fast-paced world, demands come from every direction: school, work, family, friends, health and, of course, sleep (the thing we never seem to get enough of). The question looms: How do we balance it all? Something has to give. The key lies in one word with extraordinary power. Some call it …
By: Rhett Seitz Madonna released her iconic hit song Material Girl in 1984, satirizing the role wealth and materialism play in modern life. While we still live in a world shaped by materialism, that phrase could easily be updated for today’s era: We live in an AI world. It’s no secret—artificial intelligence is everywhere. It …
Overcoming indecisiveness in college means learning to trust yourself, handle pressure, and make confident decisions that shape your future.
Letting your mind wander may feel unproductive, but research shows daydreaming can actually improve creativity, problem-solving and mental clarity.
Balancing a romantic relationship in college can feel overwhelming, but it is also an opportunity for growth. By prioritizing communication, maintaining independence, building trust and managing time effectively, students can develop healthy relationships while staying focused on academic success.
Junior Daniela Dreke directed this year’s BCU Night, coordinating a team of BCU officers, sponsors and alumni to create a cookout-themed program centered on community.
Following Operation Epic Fury, escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran have sparked debate over legality, civilian impact, and the future of the Middle East.
Four years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian students at Southern Adventist University share how the ongoing war still shapes their families’ safety, emotions and sense of home.