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Why MIT should preserve the tutorial style in humanities classes
3+ mon, 4+ week ago (172+ words) In high school, I took multiple history classes but never learned about the historical complexities in Africa in depth. This gap in my knowledge bothered me, so when I saw that a course on South Africa and Apartheid (21H.266) was listed…...
From a single course to over 60 offerings for public policy students: Inside Harvard Kennedy School’s unique communications program
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (1103+ words) Students learn from professionals to create policy memos, speeches, op-eds, data visualization, briefings, and even how to publish a book. “The big thing to know about this program is that it’s the most robust and largest teaching program on communications…...
The Subversive Art of a Classical Education by Michael S. Rose
7+ mon, 1+ day ago (800+ words) The Objective Standard The Subversive Art of a Classical Education by Michael S. Rose Reviewed by Tim White Michael S. Rose’s new book, The Subversive Art of a Classical Education: Reclaiming the Mind in an Age of Speed, Screens, and Skill-Drills, is…...
New law-focused classes in the political science department take a practical approach to learning
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (465+ words) As members of LMU's competitive Mock Trial team, Macklin Gifford, environmental science major, Avery Cross, political science major, and Jacob Rincon, screenwriting major, noted the benefits of having classes dedicated to the legal profession at LMU. While pre-law is not…...
Classical Education Holds the Keys to America’s Future
9+ mon, 2+ week ago (281+ words) Ten years ago this month, I announced that Wyoming Catholic College—where I was then serving as president—had made the deliberate decision to forgo participation in federal student loan and grant programs. Our reason was simple: We believed that…...