
Anthony Esolen
We are nearing the culmination of my course in medieval literature at Thales College, reading Dante’s La Vita Nuova, to…
Snobs we will always have with us. When Hillary Clinton called the white working class in the Rust Belt “the…
According to recent reports, if you are a student at the University of Nottingham and you are going to sign…
Without leisure, man cannot think. But leisure is not the same as time away from the workplace. The Soviet man…
This week at Thales College, my students encountered T. S. Eliot’s broken epic of social, spiritual, and intellectual fragmentation, The…
The results of the recent presidential election give a rare opportunity to those who care about the strength of the…
I am fond of recalling this anecdote from the life of Horatio Storer, a man who would graduate from Harvard…
This semester at Thales College, I am teaching a survey course focusing on literature, most of it English poetry, from…
Institutional Neutrality and the Truth I have noted in recent days that several American colleges have declared themselves “institutionally neutral,”…