The University Bookman
Reviewing Books that Build Culture
Lunch Man: A Remembrance of Gerald Russello
Remembering the life of University Bookman editor Gerald Russello
Dictatorship and the Common Man
Jason Morgan reviews Joanna Chiu’s China Unbound.
Long Live the Greeks
The West in all its variant cultural manifestations is deeply indebted to the Greeks, perhaps more so than any other civilization.
The Virtues of a ‘Laid Back’ Foreign Policy
Michael J. Ard reviews John Mueller’s The Stupidity of War.
This Comes of Settling a Country
Daniel James Sundahl reviews Sebastian Junger’s Freedom.
In Moods Both Wild and Quiet
Christopher Landrum reviews the Gasconade Review collection Strange Gods of the Prairie.
How Philosophy Will Save the World—Or at Least, Make It More Bearable
Auguste Meyrat reviews Ulrich L. Lehner’s Think Better.
Conservatism? What a Concept
Daniel Pitt reviews Edmund Neill’s Conservatism.
Happy with Aquinas
Jesse Russell welcomes J. Budziszewski’s Commentary on Aquinas’s Treatise on Happiness.
Diaries of a Poor Judge of Character
John Rossi welcomes a new edition of the wartime diaries of ‘Chips’ Channon.
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