The University Bookman at 60: A Retrospective
The University Bookman at 60: A Retrospective This year, the University Bookman celebrates its 60th year of publication. Historian George Nash charts the journal from its origins in an arrangement between Russell Kirk and William F. Buckley Jr. to its evolution into a...
College Students Attend The Tocqueville Forum’s Retreat at The Kirk Center
College Students Attend The Tocqueville Forum’s Retreat at The Kirk Center The Kirk Center hosted students from The Tocqueville Forum of Hope College, joined by additional students from Northwood University, for an intellectual retreat titled “From Statesmanship...
University of Louisville Students Consider Law, Culture, and the Afterlife at The Kirk Center
University of Louisville Students Consider Law, Culture, and the Afterlife at The Kirk Center Forty students from The University of Louisville traveled from Kentucky to the Kirk Center in Mecosta to attend a four-day seminar led by Kirk Center Senior Fellows and other...
Kirk Center Co-Founder Interviewed on “Coffee with Cornelius” Podcast
Kirk Center Co-Founder Interviewed on “Coffee with Cornelius” Podcast Dr. Jeffrey Nelson, co-founder of The Russell Kirk Center for Cultural Renewal, joined Cornelius Christian on his podcast to discuss the influence of the traditionalist conservative...
Professor Hiro Aida, Japanese translator of The Conservative Mind, tours Michigan colleges and visits the Kirk Center
Professor Hiro Aida, Japanese translator of The Conservative Mind, tours Michigan colleges and visits the Kirk Center At Northwood University and Hope College, Professor Hiro Aida told students about the close relationship and parallel modernization of America and...
There are metaphorical hills on which I would be willing to die. The Oxford comma is one of them.
So easy to forget that the best way to educate yourself is to read great works of literature and philosophy, then talk about them. Bring back the salon!