The King’s College
The Best of Both Worlds The King’s College, New York City Is it possible to combine the advantages of a small Christian college with access to metropolitan opportunities? …
Announcing New CLT Partner Colleges
This year, CLT has seen a surge in college adoptions. As CLT is hitting record numbers of test takers, more and more colleges and universities are looking at CLT students. These college adoptions also demonstrate the national growth of CLT.
Maimonides: Guide of the Perplexed
Maimonides: Guide of the Perplexed By Matt McKeown Maimonides shaped all subsequent schools of Judaism, and even the development of Medieval Christianity. The twelfth century was a great …
My Time at the King’s College
My Time at the King’s College By Elizabeth Fortmeyer The King’s College unites a Christian worldview, a high-quality education, and a cosmopolitan setting. Martin Luther King Jr. wrote, …
The Great Conversation: Immortality
The Great Conversation: Immortality By Gabriel Blanchard Fittingly, immortality is one of the perennial subjects of human thought. As The Princess Bride taught us, man is mortal. People …
The Pandemic and the Future of School Choice
Corey DeAngelis joins Jeremy Tate to discuss the momentum behind school choice during the pandemic.
Ibsen: A Gilded Gadfly
Ibsen:A Gilded Gadfly By Gabriel Blanchard Ibsen is among the most influential—and controversial—of modern dramatists. Henrik Ibsen was a Norwegian dramatist of the nineteenth century, contemporary with Queen …
The College Board and Chinese Government Influence
The National Association of Scholars recently published a report outlining the relationship between the College Board and the Chinese government.
The Great Conversation: Fate
The Great Conversation: Fate By Matt McKeown Fate is an idea as old as the written word. The will of Jove, the Viking Norns, the cycle of samsāra …
Plutarch: The Purpose of History
Plutarch:The Purpose of History By Matt McKeown History is a standard subject in every curriculum. But why do we study it? Plutarch is not exactly a household name …
