by admin | Mar 26, 2026 | Zach Kawa
By Zach KawaEvery spring, something incredible happens quietly all around us. Seeds buried deep in the soil begin pushing toward the light. Flowers that seemed absent only weeks before begin to bloom. Trees that looked bare and lifeless slowly fill with vibrant green...
by admin | Feb 23, 2026 | Coltrane Cheatham
By Coltrane CheathamWhen I began my time in Kentucky as a Louisville Fellow, I made a promise to myself: draw one thing each day. It could be a person, a building, or an animal. Whatever it was, I would sit with it long enough to understand my relationship to it and...
by admin | Dec 23, 2025 | Mercy Enemuo
By Mercy EnemuoThe past few months of being a Fellow have truly been a blessing. As I reflect, I can clearly see how good God has been to me. I had envisioned my life after college being fully put together by April of this past year. I had plans, timelines, and...
by admin | Nov 17, 2025 | Jordan Carter
Every morning, millions of people head to jobs they love, tolerate, or even dread. Yet few stop to consider why work matters so much in the first place. Even as I write this statement, I fall firmly in that last category, dreading my job. Each day, as I drag myself...
by admin | Oct 20, 2025 | Faith Galgalo
By Faith Galgalo Transitions are never easy. The mind is in a constant race as one encounters new experiences and places, new faces, and unfamiliar rhythms to life. Transition also, and almost always, portends uncertainty and fuels feelings of anxiety. Yet in moments...
