Students at John Adams College have banded together to create the first-ever dramatized, full-cast audio recording of the long-forgotten play, The Ivory Door. Gathered around a table in the school library, fourteen students and three professors theatrically read out the lines of their respective characters. A microphone sits in the table’s center to provide professional ...
The John Adams Young Americans for Freedom (YAF) chapter recently hosted Ralph C. Hancock, a professor of political science at Brigham Young University, for a discussion on virtue, Christian love, moral courage, and the role of liberal arts education in a changing culture. Drawing from themes in his book Love and Virtue in a Secular ...
The University of Utah is helping me learn how to design video games, while Mount Liberty College is forming me into the kind of person that I really want to be.
I did not feel like an outcast in Italy, I felt very much a part of its history, because Italy’s history is my history.
