By Shawna Smith, University of Phoenix

Why did we decide that angels must look like humans?

By Saba Bazzi, Wayne State University

A belief in something greater than yourself can help immensely during trying times.

By Michael Slade, University of Texas at San Antonio

While things like tarot are trending on TikTok, many participants are overlooking the actual intent behind the spiritual practices.

By Savannah McCracken, University of Arizona

This intersection of horror, suspense, procedural and crime genres highlights the best parts of its broadcast cable predecessors.

By Mariam Nasief, Columbia University

From its relatability to its discussion of heavy topics, this children’s show will leave a legacy that will last for years beyond its termination.

By Salma Heram, George Washington University

Although it may be challenging, you can still be religious while at school. Here are some ideas to help you keep your Islamic faith.

By Darby Williams, University of Michigan

The famous ‘American Idol’ singer-songwriter recently came out, but still remains faithful to his religious beliefs.

By Mason Cannon, Columbia University

After attending a church service, a non-believer shares his thoughts on the power of religion to unite people of faith — but also to estrange outsiders.

By Anastasiya Cernei, Missouri State University

Over the past few decades, there has been an unprecedented growth in young people shifting away from religious beliefs.

By Anastasiya Cernei, Missouri State University

By Danielle Kuzel, Florida State University

In their latest release, Spillage Village uses religious motifs to address racism, police brutality, the pandemic and other prominent issues from 2020.

By Alice Murphy, University of Maryland, College Park

The pandemic has made it unsafe to attend religious services, but people are finding other ways to stay rooted in their faith.

By Bradford Smith, Louisiana State University

Philosophers, no matter how long ago they may have lived, can reveal insights about ourselves and help us live better lives.

By Rickea Bell, Saint Peter’s University

And also avoid indigestion.

By Madison Feser, Seton Hall University

From an extravagant card game, to an occult tool, to a mediation technique, tarot is far more interesting than a mere carnival exhibition.

By Logan Floyd, Mercyhurst University

Learning about different belief systems provides a variety of benefits you may not have been aware of.

By Noah Carey, University of Pennsylvania

My return to church after a four-year hiatus was less than inspiring.

By Luke Hebert, Baruch College

Yeezy there Kanye … You’re getting a tad too culty.

By Indigo Holmes, University of Wisconsin Oshkosh

Will the ‘You Say’ singer lead a worship session for the Lolla crowd?

By Danielle Richardson, Florida State University

Scandal can happen in any house, even the Lord’s.

By Kate Maxwell, NC State University

The verdict provides little insight as to how far the Constitution protects religious liberties and same-sex rights.

By Monica Petrucci, Emerson College

Rather than fall in line with traditional Catholic doctrine, the first ever pope from the Americas is forging new territory with an old message.

By Briana Perez, University of Texas at San Antonio

Boone is making an impact with the group ‘Voices in Praise’ to help UTSA join other Texas gospel choirs.

By Megan Batt, SUNY Cortland

Seton Hall’s Meg Daniels and her classmates bring ‘faith, sports and fun’ to Puerto Rico on her school’s recent mission trip.

By Briana Perez, University of Texas at San Antonio

A college ministry can become a place of refuge and solitude away from the stress of classes if done correctly.

By Gillian Farnan, SUNY Cortland

GU’s Sam Shapiro aspires to have students connect to not only his writing but to every inclusive effort he performs on campus.

By Briana Perez, University of Texas at San Antonio

UTSA engineering student Hannah Clark uses faith and electronics to solve audio gospel problems in religiously sensitive countries.

By Briana Perez, University of Texas at San Antonio

When studying in religiously sensitive countries, being prepared can mean the difference between enriching and endangering.

By Erin Alexander, Middle Tennessee State University

Graham, who pioneered the use of mass communication for evangelization, was considered one of the most admired people in the world.

By Angela Herbst, Lakeland University

Religion classes aren’t what you would expect, and you could expand your mind by learning more about how people connect with their faith.

By Otis Roffman, Beloit College

Warren, a gay man and aspiring Methodist pastor, is attempting to reconcile his sexuality to his faith and his faith to the world.

By August Pritchett, Armstrong State University

Spiritual, mystical and New Age believers are routinely mocked for their faith, a hypocrisy that society seems completely at peace with.

By D'Ariel Myrick, University of Georgia

Through her Etsy store, ‘The Wilder Prints,’ Sarah Talbot is proving that even saints have a wild side.

By Shannon Mondesir, Brooklyn College

Whether you believe in God or not, the issue is about respect.

By Payton Ramey, University of Central Florida

The values that define our generation are the same ones that make us less likely to believe in God.

By Kristina Wagers, Southern New Hampshire University

But leave the prayer hands emoji out of it.