Policy Symposium
November 21, 2024
Policy Symposium On October 24, the ACPL hosted a Policy Symposium, where four distinguished SEU students gave presentations on four topics that were likely to
ACPL Speaker Series — Politically Speaking, Featuring Hogan Gidley
December 1, 2022
As part of our Speakers Series Politically Speaking, we hosted former White House Deputy Press Secretary Hogan Gidley on October 27. Gidley gave an informative
Civic Renewal: A Non-Medical Vaccine for Covid 19, and Other Crises
May 19, 2020
During my eight years serving in Congress, I made it a point to be on the Congressional baseball team. Every summer at this time, partisanship was
Survey finds college graduates struggle with basic civic literacy – The College Fix
October 11, 2019
Civil resolution of controversial, and at times emotionally charged, issues has been the saving grace of the American form of self government. Yet when we
If we want democracy to endure, shouldn’t we know something about it? – Boston Globe
October 7, 2019
Civil resolution of controversial, and at times emotionally charged, issues has been the saving grace of the American form of self government. Yet when we
Civility Can Restore Our Institutions – The Washington Times
September 27, 2019
Civil resolution of controversial, and at times emotionally charged, issues has been the saving grace of the American form of self government. Yet when we
Could We Be Facing Another Avoidable Government Shutdown?
February 6, 2019
The recent partial government shutdown, the longest in our history, was as much an example of political showboating as it was a clash of philosophical
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