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 […]
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Plutarch: An Author Profile
PlutarchAn Author Profile By Matt McKeown History is a standard subject in every curriculum. But why do we study it? ❧ Full name and titles: Lucius Mestrius Plutarch
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Why Constitution Day Matters
On September 17th, 1787, thirty-nine convention delegates from twelve of the thirteen original states signed the Constitution of the United States. Why does this day matter?
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Student Essay: Does Power Corrupt?
We are taught Lord Acton’s proverb throughout our lives, but Orwell’s novella “Animal Farm,” surprisingly enough, tells a quite different tale about power.
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The Great Conversation: Time
What is time? Scientists, mystics, and philosophers have tried to describe and define it, yet it has eluded most of them—even though we all experience it.
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Grove City College Sponsors New CLT Test Date!
Grove City College Sponsors New CLT Test Date By Noah Tyler The beautiful setting and rigorous standards of Grove City College are in perfect harmony with the Classic
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The Great Conversation: Science
The Great Conversation: Science By Gabriel Blanchard Science has taken us from watching the moon to walking on it. The word science comes ultimately from the Latin scire,
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Introducing Anchored: The Official CLT Podcast
CLT is excited to announce the debut of our official podcast Anchored, a weekly program where CEO Jeremy Tate engages with leading thinkers on topics of education and culture.
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Marx: An Author Profile
Marx is, to put it mildly, a controversial figure. But nineteenth and twentieth century history cannot be understood without studying his ideas.
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Student Essay: The Virtue of Patriotism
Love of one’s country is more than an idle preference. It sustains societies through all kinds of catastrophes and urges people to great accomplishments.
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