Three cheers for Nolan Reisen (AGI’19)! The first, for a successful Master’s Essay Oral Examination on his essay entitled “Moderation in Plato’s Charmides“! The second,
Semper Fortis
St. John’s and the military go way back. The campus itself can tell you that, what with its monument to unknown French allies killed in
Happy 214th, de Tocqueville!
Alexis de Tocqueville, that most eloquent portraitist of American democracy, was born on July 29th, 1805. St. John’s graduate students read his magnum opus, On Democracy
How to Teach Liberal Arts
This summer marks the debut of the Liberal Arts Education Certificate program on the Annapolis campus! Primarily geared toward teachers of all kinds, the certificate
That Fine, All-Too-Fine Art
Friedrich Nietzsche once wrote that “without music, life would be a mistake.” In Santa Fe this summer, as with the previous thirteen summers, St. John’s
