The blessing of vocation: Letter to a young adult
“You have a right to experiment with your life. You will make mistakes. And they are right too. No, I think there..
King University, Presbyterian College grads win Outlook college award
I am pleased to announce the winners of this year’s Presbyterian Outlook church-college partnership essay awards. Seniors at Presbyterian-affiliated colleges were invited..
Finding freedom in the liberal arts: Outlook church-college partnership winner
by Mickensie Neely There is a false yet pervasive myth that students graduating high school know what they want to pursue in..
Making a home: Outlook church-college partnership runner-up
By Helen Wilkins I was surprised to find myself calling Presbyterian College in Clinton, South Carolina, “home” in the fall semester of..
Theological Horizons: A mentoring community at the University of Virginia
by Karen Wright Marsh This is what the LORD says: “Stand at the crossroads and look; ask for the ancient paths, ask..
What I want you to know
In honor of our college guide issue, here is a list of 10 things I want the young adults in my life..
October 12, 2015: Digital issue for subscribers (College & YA)
The digital issue of the Presbyterian Outlook’s October 12, 2015 issue is now available! It is viewable on most computers, tablets, and smartphones. Click..
Higher Education and the Life of the Mind
Historically, Presbyterians value higher education. In the best traditions of our Reformed faith, this commitment is always being challenged, examined and restated. Prospective students and their parents, along with professors, alumni/ae and governing bodies frequently ask, "What does it mean for a college to be related by covenant to the Presbyterian Church?" The question deserves a thoughtful response.
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