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Alexa Schwerha writes for the Daily Caller about an interesting development on American college campuses. Conservative college students across the country are starting conservative newspapers to challenge the dominant liberal…
Krystina Skurk writes for the Federalist about a new project designed to counter the New York Times‘ skewed take on American history. Although criticism of The New York Times’ 1619…
This week’s tax filing deadline prompted Tea Party groups across North Carolina to reprise their annual tax day rallies. John Locke Foundation Vice President for Outreach Becki Gray delivered remarks…
N.C. college students devoted nearly a full day Saturday to an Intercollegiate Studies Institute conference on “First Principles of Freedom: The Political, Economic, and Cultural Preconditions of Free Government.” Click…
That is what the Pope Center’s Barbara Masie says about the Intercollegiate Studies Institute’s Choosing the Right College.
Many modern-day economists rely on John Locke’s arguments about such topics as property rights and the rule of law. But it’s not clear to John Mueller that Locke held all…
Ask Texas government professor J. Budziszewski for a definition of “natural law,” and he might give you seven. His answer depends on the context in which the question is asked.…
If you enjoyed the recent N.C. History Project paper and public presentation on the relationship between Sen. Jesse Helms and Russian author Alexander Solzhenitsyn, you might appreciate the following excerpt…
Voters in 11 North Carolina counties will decide Nov. 2 whether they?re willing to let county commissioners raise their local sales-tax rates by 0.25 cents. John Locke Foundation researchers have…
When naming the elements of traditional Southern conservatism, the word “Catholic” might not top your list. But Douglas Minson, executive director of academic affairs for the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, says…
The Intercollegiate Studies Institute forwarded a link to this video, demonstrating Americans? vast knowledge of our system of government. My favorite answer? ?The man? is the element within our government…
For a great discussion of why kids and the rest of us are fatter today than in the past, see this article by Professor Dwight Lee in the latest issue…