Students in Helen Rhee’s Embodiment and Suffering class received an unusual assignment this fall. The religious studies professor and church historian directed them to leave Adams 217, where they meet, go to the library, pretend to return a book and then head to their supposed next class in the Global Leadership Center — only using paths accessible to someone in a wheelchair. Anyone who knows the campus recognizes the potential difficulties awaiting these students. Students in Helen Rhee’s Embodiment and Suffering class received an unusual assignment this fall. The religious studies professor...