This course explores the links between politics and literature in America, focusing on the way in which fiction is able…
This course aims to help students navigate the messy intersection of science, policy, and politics by teaching how the substance,…
The Bible is the most widely read book in history. It forms a central pillar of western – if not…
How shall we live together? Humans are unique among living creatures in that we cannot live solitary lives by ourselves,…
C.S. Lewis is mostly remembered today as the creator of the fantastical land of Narnia, but he grew up in…
This seminar considers the purpose and history of the university and different conceptions of liberal learning. Is the university primarily…
This seminar will introduce students to the issues, arguments, history, impact, and reasoning arising from or in conflicts between presidents…
Plenty of us feel like we’re living in the end times – but why do some of us feel like…
In this course, students will analyze the ways in which Americans have both shaped and been shaped by their natural…
This interdisciplinary course explores various, often conflicting ways of conceiving and shaping reality in the ancient world – religious, scientific,…