Bird Collisions!
Upon reading the title of this article, you probably assumed two things: 1) that the VU Times was out of good topics to write about, and 2) Birds collide with […]
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Homosexuality and Faith – The Music of Jennifer Knapp
When we first think of Christian musicians, a few come to mind, including Hill Song United. However, until now, Jennifer Knapp was not one of these familiar musicians. Jennifer Knapp’s […]
Homosexuality and Human Rights in Africa
On April 14th, Dr. Timothy Horner gave a presentation entitled “Out in Africa” to a large lecture Bartley classroom – and few seats were left empty. “This is the strange […]
Who is Oscar? A Preview of the Academy Awards
For those of you who don’t pull your head up from your school books or the most recent issue of The Villanova Times long enough to take note of large […]
What Did You Stream Over Break?
Like most other VU students, I spent my winter vacation at home, on the couch, sleeping. When I was awake, however, I spent my time eating popcorn and watching Netflix. […]
Castle Doctrine Review
Publisher: Jason Rohrer Developer: Jason Rohrer Platforms: Linux, Mac, PC Released: 1/29/2014 Castle Law, also known as Castle Doctrine or the Defense of Habitation Law, comes from the saying “one’s […]
The Villanova Freedom School
CHALLENGING SOCIAL INEQUALITY Observing the memory and legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Villanova University hosted its annual Freedom School event series. The lecturers, panels and interactive sessions […]
RONDELS: DIGITAL EXPERIMENTS WITH SPACE, LINE, COLOR AND FORM
JOYCE HARRIS MAYER IN THE VILLANOVA UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY Music, Video Games, Movies, Television, and now visual art-we breathe in the media as a form of entertainment, but what else […]
The Complete History of America (Abridged):Review
There is a high degree of talent involved any time that a three-man cast can maintain a captive audience for the entirety of an hour and a half. Starring Villanova […]
Skin in the Game: Invisible Taxpayers, Invisible Citizens?
Examining economic inequality and the 47% “There are 47 percent of the people who will vote for the president no matter what. All right, there are 47 percent who are […]
