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On Being the Strained Bridge Between Red and Blue America
By Clare Ashcraft
My job is to seek first to understand, then to be understood. As a Bridging Coordinator and…
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I didn’t want to catch that boat, anyway.
Or, actually, let’s consider that that’s maybe not even a boat.…
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Thoughts on the Electoral College.
By Mark Rapier
This article was originally published by Mark on LinkedIn and Medium, and has been lightly edited from…
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Protests and Purity Tests at Pomona.
By Kendall White, with photographs by the author
This piece has been lightly edited from the original, which was published…
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Something’s Rotten with the State of Our Archives.
— By Michael J. Oghia
A future where phenomena affecting digital systems including link rot, digital decay, and fickle technological changes,…
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I Should've Voted.
By Kaila Colbin
This essay was originally written as a LinkedIn post by Kaila.
The year: 2000. The election: U.…
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Boycotting Bad Sandwiches.
Boycotting bad ideas from free spaces may end up building a platform for them instead.…
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Tangled up in Technical Support.
By Ben Meredith
In 2010, I was gainfully employed as an Evangelical Christian college minister in Raleigh, North Carolina. That…
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Hurricane Helene in the North Carolina Mountains.
How it unfolded from a radio operator’s perspective.…
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Power and Piety.
By Joshua Majeski
As an Evangelical Christian, I never thought hearing the phrase “Christ is King” would make me cringe.…
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From Reflection to Repentance
By Dinah Bucholz
The soon-to-be Roman emperor Vespasian was taking his time. It was the first century CE, and he…