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Perish the Pressure to Publish (part 2)
A two-part exploration of the role of research at the Christian liberal arts college.
Perish the Pressure to Publish (part 1)
A two-part exploration of the role of research at the Christian liberal arts college.
For a Great Door is Opened
The legacy of Charlotte Mason, prolific educational pioneer.
Graduate Education, Soulcraft, and the Formation Nexus
Too many graduate programs are designed according to an information paradigm and not a formation paradigm.
School choice and certain vulnerability
Are Christian schools and public schools equally worthy? Why I teach in one but enrolled my children in the other.
Life-Long Learners 8.0
Eighth in an expert series on must-read books.
Making Space for Civilization: Educational Pluralism
Educational pluralism requires flexibility, social negotiation, and grace.
Editorial: What we talk about when we talk about society
A good society has not only its institutions, but its loves in order.
Listening to History: The Poet's Legacy
We have misplaced an invaluable tool for shaping and refining human thought. It is time for apprenticeship in rhetoric.
The Christian College has a Public Mission
As contemporary curators of vision, Christian colleges will flourish in fulfilling their public mission.
