In response to Isaiah Mitchell's "A message from YCT president"
NewsYCT hosts Bob Fu
March 21, 2019571 min
China Aid founder discussed his past as a Christian in communist China
FeaturedPulseA first look at the new chaplain
February 6, 20191182 min
After careful search, Trinity hires alum to return to campus as the new university chaplain
PulseBack from India: Students reflect on life-changing semester
January 31, 2019974 min
From enlightening to terrible, Gage Brown and Malcolm Fox discuss their extreme experiences of studying abroad in Bodh Gaya
PulseStudents in Qur’an class reach out to SA Muslim community
November 29, 2018182 min
Research assignment helps students explore diverse Islamic beliefs and traditions
PulseTU Secular Student Alliance in the Making
November 5, 2018161 min
New club that aims to create a safe space for secular or non-religious students
UncategorizedThe enlightened view from the chapel
October 18, 2018141 min
Several months ago, Doug Brackenridge gave me a tour of the Trinity campus. Brackenridge, a retired Trinity professor of religion, wrote a book on the history of Trinity titled “Trinity: A Tale of Three Cities.” When Doug and I reached the Margarite B. Parker Chapel, he explained the symbolism of the building’s north wall — the one constructed of glass. The obvious purpose behind using clear glass was to let ample light into the building....
OpinionYou’re not betraying your religion by seeking professional help
August 29, 2018121 min
The room is silent, and you’re left alone with your ominous thoughts. You’re religious, so you call out to God or Allah, the Buddha’s wisdom or the Hindu deities. You trust in their greatness and for good reasoning, too; they’ve helped you navigate through the monstrous waves of life. Yet, your mental health is deteriorating, no matter how much you call out to them. It isn’t because they don’t want to help you, rather because...