Knives are out in Boise. The State of Idaho’s normal tools for shortfalls, including Governor’s holdbacks and “rainy day” reserves, will not bandage the hemorrhaging. Idaho’s current shortfall is ...

George H. Nash interviewed titans of the conservatism like William F. Buckley Jr. in order to present an objective history of the movement.

As Mark Twain is often credited with saying, “History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes.” Such rhymes can be heard in the words of great leaders, particularly compassionate, empathetic, ...

Grace Davis ’25 was a double major in political science and philosophy with a minor in gender & sexuality studies at Santa Clara University, a 2023-’24 Government Ethics Fellow and a 2024-’25 ...

It is called voting with your feet. The patriots who founded America either exercised it themselves or were within a ...

The School of Theology, Philosophy, and Music is pleased to offer scholarships for the MA in Theology and World Religions for those entering the programme in the 2026-27 academic year. These ...

Members of the Senate committee on ethics and privileges will be the ones to assess whether or not they will consider the decision of a Commission on Elections (Comelec) department which cleared ...

Anti-ICE protesters disrupted a worship service at Cities Church in Minneapolis on Jan. 18, sparking widespread outcry among the SBC — the denomination affiliated with Cities Church. Outcry following ...

The Council of State, in two decisions, has recognized that the Ministry of Education failed for two years to take the necessary legal steps to introduce an alternative subject in high schools for ...

The proposed religious text exemption is unnecessary and unworkable. It risks privileging certain religions over others, forcing secular courts into theological disputes and distracting attention from ...

Home Markkula Center for Applied Ethics About the Center Center News Ethics Center Alumni Contribute to World Philosophy Day Celebration Kelly Shi ’16, a 2015-16 Hackworth Fellow and Ethics Bowl squad ...

BOSTON — The Massachusetts judiciary is carefully embracing artificial intelligence as part of an endeavor to make courtrooms more accessible. “Discussions about technology these days invariably lead ...