Past Lecture Series

While values are negotiable and culturally contingent, virtues are not. Virtues are habits of excellence rooted in stable human nature—and

Join us September 11th for a lively discussion on the future of the family. A panel of experts will explore themes such as the importance of

Recent years have seen a growing interest in the value and appeal of the skilled trades as a viable career option for young people. Driven

In what circumstances might technology threaten our liberty? Adam Smith and others in his tradition argue that while political and economic

Are tariffs good or bad for the US economy? How does a nation win a trade war? Economic news is often a bewildering and anxiety-inducing

As Rev. John Rankin left his home in eastern Tennessee in 1817, he traveled to the free state of Ohio with a single, God given purpose

As America has grown wealthier, it has paradoxically suffered from higher levels of social decay: broken homes, loneliness, drug overdoses

Economists from Adam Smith to Milton Friedman did not only like markets because they achieved material progress. They also celebrated

While the challenge of poverty is endemic to the human condition, the rise of modernity and the industrial revolution made the problem more

How should you allocate your personal wealth? How do the decisions you make regarding personal wealth impact your character? In this talk