Dr. Richard Follett discusses advising for the pre-law program at Covenant College, a role that allows him to watch students develop across their four years, nurture a network of legal alumni, and frankly discuss the challenges and opportunities of law with students who share a common understanding of our calling in Christ.

Dr. Stewart discusses extreme Calvinism, the movement’s growth, and describes his attempt to bring Calvinism back to its core traditions.

Sophy Beers describes the ways Covenant’s faculty care for their students, encouraging productive discussions in class and fostering thoughtful Christianity.

Sophy Beers ’12 describes her experience of living on campus at Covenant, sharing life with friends in her hall and becoming part of a strong support system away from home.

Dr. Macallister outlines the virtues of a humanities-based education, even when entering fields such as medicine and business.

Dr. Green describes Covenant’s senior integration project, and discusses the way the projects are approached in the history department.

Dr. Kapic discusses the difficulties Christian students face at secular colleges, and outlines the benefits of studying among thoughtful believers at Covenant.

Dr. Green describes Covenant’s culture of discussion and the sharing of ideas, facilitated by frequent guest speakers.

Dr. Green discusses the broad interests and careers of Covenant’s history alumni, including full-time ministry, law, government work, and independent business.

Dr. Vos discusses the study of sociology at Covenant, exploring what it means to live in but not of a world saturated with technology.