Columns, Opinion

Everyday Faith

C.G. White

I found myself in a very unexpected position earlier this week. I was approached by our publisher with the exciting yet daunting new concept of writing a column for this very magazine. I was honored and eagerly agreed to participate in this noble project. But as I sat down to begin, with the blank page ...

A Defense of History

Hannah Stein

Simply put, ignorance of the past is dangerous. We are in large part defined by our culture and our civilization. If we fail to learn its history, then we have no defense against those who would warp it or corrupt it. In other words, we leave to others, including our enemies, the task of defining ...

Common Christian Misconceptions: Faith

Eduard Holland-Farres

Welcome, dear reader, to the beginning of a new column. As a simple Catholic layman, my hope is to help others gain a deeper understanding of the Christian faith. The primary goal of this column is to challenge common misconceptions surrounding the faith and to tackle the supposed “difficulties” that the Christian faith has head-on. ...

A Letter from the Editor: The Rebirth of the Wren Journal

Philip Vayntrub

There is a new journal on campus, or rather, an old one. The Wren Journal first came into existence in 2021, promising a paper that stood on the same bedrock principles that made our civilization glorious: moral conviction, free expression, and a bold pioneering spirit determined to settle a grand future. The Wren Journal broke its ...