Classical education isn’t just a lifeboat… (World Magazine)
World MagazineBarton J. Gingerich A closer look at one of the most promising developments of our...
Tag: liberal arts
The Formation of the First “University”
By ANTHONY M. ESOLEN The first time I visited the Sistine Chapel, I didn’t know much about...
First University
Google the question, “What is the oldest university,” and a small but emphatic contingent will...
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Author, speaker, and radio host Eric Metaxas discusses classical Christian education and the CLT...
CLT: An Emerging Option for College Admissions Testing
In light of this year’s college admissions scandal, universities, high schools, and parents...
Yale Leads the Way in Academic “Wokeness”
Yale University’s response to a recent campus incident confirms the progression of academic...
Art: For Whose Sake?
The true work of art is but a shadow of the divine perfection. —MICHAELANGELO Painting is...
Prepared for A Real Job?…A Data Analyst Weighs In On Liberal Arts Degrees ~ Rob Sentz
For juniors and seniors at classical Christian schools, one of their most pressing questions is,...
Lean Out or Lean In: Liberal Arts as a Path to Leadership
Spring 2019 By Rob Sentz, EMSI As Christians, we can agree that education is about a lot more than...
Good Employee
Employers Don’t Need Data to Know: A Good Employee Is Hard to Find BUT THE DATA DOES BACK THEM UP....
Why Study Latin?
Classical Christian education boasts a seemingly odd canon of subjects and skills when compared to...
Classical Christian Education is Building a Presence in Africa
The Rafiki Foundation, a Florida-based organization dedicated to “training Africans to...
