Catholic Classical Education on the Rise

by Jay Boren

The key to our school's growth is this: We proudly adhere to a distinctive mission. Continue Reading »

7 Jul 2017

Harvard's First Light

by Timothy George

Since its founding, Harvard has been the “first light” to dispel the myth that faith and reason are antithetical. Continue Reading »

27 Jun 2017

A Higher Education

by R. R. Reno

First Things reflects on sacred things out of a shared commitment to the authority of God's revelation. Continue Reading »

23 Jun 2017

Opening Up the World

by Mark Bauerlein

Academic dogma casts religiously inspired critique as narrow and bigoted, but my experience has been the opposite. Continue Reading »

14 Jun 2017

A Report from Morningside

by Philip Jeffery

The ground has been shifting at college campuses everywhere. But at my alma mater, nothing has changed more than campus conservatism. Continue Reading »

8 Jun 2017

In Defense of Educational Administrators

by Carl R. Trueman

There are actually three certainties in life. There is death. There are taxes. And there are riots. Continue Reading »

8 Jun 2017

Digital Enthusiasts and Informed Skeptics

by Mark Bauerlein

Actual attendance in class and taking notes by hand, not with any technology, is better for learning. Continue Reading »

2 Jun 2017

Reflections on Being the Dumbest Man in the Room

by Carl R. Trueman

Contrasting gracious erudition with gibberish and jargon. Continue Reading »

2 Jun 2017

A Restless Mind, In Search of Truth

by Paul Seaton

Peter Augustine Lawler died on May 23 at the relatively young age of 65, but he died in the hope of the Risen One and lives on in the lives he touched. Continue Reading »

30 May 2017

The Art of Verbal Jousting

by Dale M. Coulter

This art of verbal jousting does not fit in the postmodern world, so concerned with providing safe spaces. Continue Reading »

25 May 2017