We go to university, get degrees, and then get jobs—but there’s something more than that: a sense of community, of belonging, of identity.
Category: Book Reviews

The below is a full list of podcasts I’ve taken a listen to over the past year. I’ll give a brief overview—and, of course, my own rating on each.

t’s beyond my knowledge to provide a comprehensive summary of grievances between Israel and Palestine. Instead, we’ll bring a historical perspective…

In 1831, the French government sent a pair of envoys to America to study the U.S. prison system. One of these envoys, Alexis de Tocqueville,
While a key goal of the blog is to talk in depth about particular books and ideas, I want to start with some very quick
While a key goal of the blog is to talk in depth about particular books and ideas, I want to start with some very quick
While a key goal of the blog is to talk in depth about particular books and ideas, I want to start with some very quick
Comedian Groucho Marx had a pretty good bit called “The Five Minute University ”—essentially cutting higher education down to the bare bones: what people will typically