An ancient Malawian proverb says, ‘A stranger comes with a sharp penknife’, and this knife is used, at least in a Malawian sense, to help
The marketplace is often associated with unethical conduct. As believers, we aspire not only to avoid moral failure but to be light and salt in
The English language today is the lingua franca of the academic world. Non-native English-speakers who publish in the English-language are often promoted with greater frequency
The university campus, particularly those with a large student and faculty population, is a melting pot of cultures, peoples of diverse nationalities, and racial, ethnic,
This 3rd Party Webinar is hosted by the Christian Academic Network in the UK. It is the first in a series of online ‘Share and Develop’ events
On Wednesday, 24 February 2021 at 1730 GMT/UTC, Dr. John Lennox, emeritus Professor of Mathematics at Oxford University, addresses important questions related to the intersection
In today’s society, we tend to evaluate university teachers on their ability to lecture well, knowledge of the subject matter, and ability to promote student
In this unique time, we appear to be turning a corner. This is a special opportunity to hear from a renowned scientist on the front
On Friday, 29 January 2021 at 1600 GMT/UTC, the Graduate and Faculty Ministry of InterVarsity-USA will host a two-part webinar. Part I: Finding Hope during
What are Christian study centres? Where did they come from, and what do these local Christian communities dedicated to hospitality and spiritual, intellectual, and relational
On Thursday, 17 December 2020 at 1400 GMT, Dr. Crystal Downing, Co-Director of the Marion E. Wade Center and co-holder of the Marion E. Wade
Here’s another opportunity to learn how to make the best use of EBSCOhost databases, the most used reference resource around the world. These databases, included
