The DEI movement is neither “classical,” in that it promotes values that are contrary to traditional Western civilization, nor “Christian,” in that it is necessarily

By Joshua Pauling In Part 1 of this series, I briefly laid out how classical education, in its assessment and pedagogy, is ready to handle

Dr. Ryan Smith Diligent study. Pursuit of Christ. Service to others. But what else can you expect as a student at New Aberdeen? A vibrant

Mr. Carter Ehnis, M.A. Last year, I began rereading the works of C.S. Lewis. As I worked through Surprised by Joy, I came upon the

Our own Dr. Brian Phillips is a recent featured guest on CiRCE Institute’s Overdue Classics podcast. In his discussion of The Oresteia, he argues that

“None of these benefits of a classical education are more basic to ministry in the Church than the graces and gifts of Christ.  But they

By Josh Pauling, Guest Contributor In the summer of 2024, Open AI, a leading company in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), released its latest

Click here to access the lecture and discussion. By 1964, Southern American writer Flannery O’Connor was nearing the end of her battle with lupus, the

Augustine’s seminal work, The City of God, exposes the reason for classical pagan civilization’s downfall.

by Ryan Smith, D.M.A. How much does your classical Christian community instill the art of music in its students? Historically, music has held a high

When educators intentionally omit God from the classroom for the alleged purpose of moral neutrality, another organizing principle and telos will necessarily fill the resulting

By Ryan F. Smith, D.M.A. Want to listen to this article instead of reading? Click here to access our new podcast version. This article is

Dr. Ryan F. Smith Dad, I can’t wait to go to college! But I need to decide on a major for this application. There are