Conspiracy, Truth, and Violence
Disclaimer: The author is currently taking a class with Professor Levey, and he has provided input on a manuscript of A Genealogy of Violence. It…
Arts & Culture
Pandora’s Box
The gods had hidden away the true means of livelihood for humans. If it were otherwise, it would be easy for you to do in…
Hood Museum Reopens After Nearly Three Years
After nearly three years of construction, the Hood Museum reopened its doors last weekend to the great delight of students, faculty, and community members alike….
Naked Money: A Revealing Look at Our Financial System
For the average person, money is something of almost absurd simplicity. It’s a piece of paper emblazoned with some old guy’s portrait, helping people turn…
The Indian World of George Washington
Professor Colin G. Calloway’s “The Indian World of George Washington” is reviewed by executive editor Alexander Rauda
Death of a Nation
Mr. Sivarajan reviews Dinesh D’Souza’s “Death of a Nation”
Unfortunate Destiny: Humane Beasts and Beastly Humans
Professor Reiko Ohnuma’s “Unfortunate Destiny” is reviewed by Associate Editor Zachary Wang
St. Paul’s Outside the Walls
Mr. Jajodia reviews Professor Nicola Camerlenghi’s latest book, “St. Paul’s Outside the Walls: A Roman Basilica, from Antiquity to the Modern Era”
The Abolition of Man
Over the holiday break I found no better way to close 2018 than re-reading C.S. Lewis’s The Abolition of Man. This was particularly meaningful as…
An Erudite Endeavor
We are graced with only a handful of years at the College on the Hill, so it is of considerable importance to figure out the best ways in which to spend them. For those more motivated among us, the question of how to maximize our brief intellectual interlude at the College is perhaps most pressing of all…