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Evan Tordiffe, a senior from Canada, acknowledges that a bad result doesn't make you a bad person—to learn how to accept your mistakes without letting them define you. "Baseball can be a part of who I am without it being all that I am."

Reagan Branum, a student from South Dakota who brings many years of perspective, tells a story about the time she sobbed on the 2nd floor of her hotel in Italy.

Jordan Ollivierre, a junior from Trinidad and Tobago, discusses the feeling of leaving a place where everything feels familiar and shares her 5 step survival guide for dealing with homesickness.

Jubilee Matkins, a freshman at York University, speaks on the importance of community and how to build your own with those around you.

Bailey Davis, our head coach of cheer and dance and assistant athletic director, shares her learned journey of what it means to be a minister in your daily life.

Joe Davis shares his theory on what it means to be a first name, last name, or both person—mainly based on vibes—and how to earn the nickname "The Rock."

Charlie Van Gomple kicks off the 2026 Homecoming weekend with the question, "Is God nostalgic?"

Dr. Darrel Sears speaks on the different kinds of heaviness that can lead to burnout.

Ken Yunevich, Associate Dean of Online and Graduate Studies, speaks on the reality of losing a loved one and how events like that tend to change what you think about. "Be kind. Kindness is free so give it away in abundance."

Matt Stevens talks about the storm of difficulty that he was in and how he leaned into the Holy Spirit to guide him through. "It is possible to know all of the right things to say and you still need help."

President Tim Westbrook explains how the Tower of Babel from Genesis 11 served as a catalyst for intercultural engagement.

Callum Young reminds us that we're all constantly working a full-time job.

Dr. Jared Pack calls us to reflect on our current home and recognize what this holiday represents.

Rudy Perez, a 2016 York College graduate, speaks on how lost he was without an identity and how he has found his own self-worth through God.

Aaron Bartak—a junior at York University—spends time in Philippians 2 while sharing some characteristics of what makes a great leader.