Many teams across America have team chaplains who work with the student-athletes to provide advice and counsel. While a lot of the interactions are about spiritual topics, that is not always the case as sometimes it is nice to just have someone else to talk to outside of the coaching ranks. Even though the concept is not unique to Charleston [...]

This summer’s reading assignment for entering freshmen was the student edition of The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel. As an atheist, Stroble viewed Christianity as “nothing but superstition and wishful thinking” until his wife, Leslie, announced she had become a Christian. The positive changes in Leslie’s life intrigued and motivated Strobel, a Harvard law graduate and legal editor of the Chicago Tribune.