Articles by Jennifer Cook

This week, I talked to my good friend, Rachel Kunker, about her experiences about being an Intercultural Studies (ICS) major at Nyack College. This is what she said. Q: Why did you choose to be […]

I’m in college, I go to classes, my school is up on a hill just outside a bustling, downtown, and I’m a Christian. These are a few reasons why the school shooting in Oregon feels […]

Upperclassmen gathered together in Boon 411 for a class called “Business Ethics” and Dr. Hartl opened the class with a story: “When I told someone that I teach a class called ‘Business Ethics’, they responded […]

Listen, fellow twenty-somethings, we have a serious problem. There is something I have seen happening around me for several years now. There is something corrupting our society from the inside out. It contributes to the […]

“You ready to go home?” “No. You?” “No. Not at all.” With virtually no light pollution, the stars in central California were shining brighter than these east coast souls had ever seen. The night air […]

I recently took a trip to California and did a significant amount of the travel myself. Sitting in the airport, I thought of all the things I had learned from traveling often. If you find […]

If your friend didn’t have any food, would you feed him? If your mother didn’t have shoes, would you give her a pair? If your co-worker was no good at their job, would you help […]

So far, this summer has been filled with new experiences. Living on my own and working 40+ hours a week has me feeling like quite the adult. Honestly, I feel like a little kid playing […]

This weekend, I had the opportunity to be the returning worship leader at my home church’s youth beach retreat. This was a retreat I had been on as a high school student, and last year […]

Imagine, for a moment, what it must have been like to be one of the first humans on earth. The God of the universe saw it fit to create you, give you everything you ever […]