The Supreme Court will soon issue its opinion on Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, which concerns a Mississippi law preventing elective abortions beyond 15 weeks gestation. I am not here commenting about the leaked draft opinion. That action was … Continue reading
Paul Kengor is a professor of political science at Grove City College and a New York Times bestselling author of nearly 20 books. He is the executive director of the Institute for Faith & Freedom and a former visiting fellow … Continue reading
Richard Kocur is an associate professor of management and marketing at Grove City College. Prior to joining the faculty, he spent 28 years in industry, working in the pharmaceutical, managed care, and consumer healthcare sectors for companies such as The … Continue reading
Jason R. Edwards is a professor of history at Grove City College and a fellow for popular culture with the Institute for Faith & Freedom. A former Lehrman Scholar and Salvatori Fellow with the Intercollegiate Studies Institute, Edwards’ research interests … Continue reading
Theresa Farnan is an author and moral philosopher who specializes in virtue ethics, moral education, philosophy of the person, gender and sexuality, and ethical issues facing the family. She is a co-founder of the Person and Identity Project, an initiative … Continue reading
There is always a dilemma for Christians in best handling and reacting to the positions and counsel of Christian leaders. Often these are people we have grown to trust and respect as followers of Christ. Their convictions at times are … Continue reading
Lenny McAllister is a tenured civil rights advocate and education equity leader that has used his national platforms over the years to push for equality through free markets solutions and adherence to the spirit of the U.S. Constitution. He … Continue reading
Jeffrey Herbener is chairman of the department of economics and sociology and professor of economics at Grove City College. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Nebraska Wesleyan University and a master’s degree and doctorate in economics from Oklahoma … Continue reading
Peter M. Frank is provost and professor of economics at Grove City College. He taught economics for over a decade prior to serving in academic administration. His current research focuses on entrepreneurship and economic development, tax and social policy, and … Continue reading
Burton Folsom, Jr. is an economic historian who studies the economy to discover what has worked and what hasn’t. He is professor emeritus and a distinguished fellow at Hillsdale College where he taught from 2003 to 2017, holding the Charles … Continue reading
Shawn Ritenour is professor of economics at Grove City College and Senior Fellow of the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Dr. Ritenour earned bachelor’s degree from Northwestern College and his doctorate from Auburn University. He is author of Foundations of Economics: … Continue reading
David J. Ayers is professor of sociology at Grove City College. He has previously served as Dean of the Alva J. Calderwood School of Arts and Letters, and Interim Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs at Grove City … Continue reading
Michael Medved hosts a daily talk radio show and podcast that combines politics and pop culture, history and values. He is also a New York Times best-selling author of 14 nonfiction books—most recently The American Miracle: Divine Providence in the … Continue reading
Jay Cost is the Gerald R. Ford Senior Nonresidential Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He is the author of four books, most recently James Madison: America’s First Politician. He is a regular contributor to the Washington Examiner and … Continue reading
Richard M. Weaver (1910-1963) was one of many conservative intellectuals who took on the task of expressing a conservative political philosophy in the wake of the Second World War and the resulting advent of the Cold War. They all sought … Continue reading
Earth Day is here again. I remember the first Earth Day back in 1970. At 16 years of age, my peers were into it, especially those of the bohemian youth culture. However, it resonated with a lot of people as … Continue reading
For the first time in our lives, we have experienced a universal international event, known as Covid-19. The World Series doesn’t come close to being a global event. The World Cup and the Olympics are much more global, but even … Continue reading
“Everyone knows about the bravery Jackie Robinson exhibited in April 1947,” declares Eli Lehrer, executive vice president of the History Channel, as he promotes its upcoming series titled “After Jackie.” Most Americans do know about this aspect of Robinson’s life. … Continue reading
“To infinity and beyond!” In November of 1995, the first of four blockbuster animated films in the Toy Story franchise was released by Walt Disney Pictures to both audience and critical acclaim. With Toy Story, astute businesspeople at the Walt … Continue reading
President Joe Biden’s proposed 2023 federal budget, which calls for a gargantuan outlay of $5.8 trillion, includes plans for a new kind of tax on the wealth of the rich. The official party line of Team Biden is that such … Continue reading
