A Soviet childhood leaves its traces on the heart—even as the mind wonders why
Can Writing (And Reading) Military History Be an Act of Compassion?
Aeschylus prompts us to consider other ways of seeing war—past and present
Putin’s Heritage of Lethal Incompetence
While Russian school children joked about the Soviet regime, Vladimir Putin’s schooling took a deadly turn
National Sins and Gag Orders
Georgia’s proposed bills overlook one crucial truth: It’s the truth that sets us free
Questions That Plague Us
As Omicron hits, an ancient call to community offers orientation
What Fruit Do Universities Bear?
Free inquiry without ethics endangers freedom
Conspiracy or Hoax?
The fading of a republic yields harbingers aplenty
Pricing Human Life
A late antique bishop forces a rethinking of the Texas abortion law
Changes in the Classics
Does curricular reform at Princeton warrant the conservative critique?