Category: Blog

by Gannon Hyland, Boethius Fellow The new calendar year typically invites a flurry of  resolutions, some hastily made and some more seldom realized. […]

by Dr. Andrew Seeley, President and Co-Founder of the Boethius Institute Last week I was reminded of one of the many moments […]

by Michelle Ferguson, Boethius Fellow In A History of Education in Antiquity, H.I. Marrou outlines educational goals and methods from early Greece, through the […]

by Katie Gillett, Boethius Fellow I have been fascinated with words from a very young age. As a child I would read anything […]

by Dr. Alex Lessard, Boethius Fellow This reading list originally appeared in the Cornerstone Forum’s newsletter From the world of popular book culture, I […]

by Dr. Andrew Seeley, President and Co-Founder of the Boethius Institute I returned on Sunday from Notre Dame after this year’s De Nicola […]

by Joseph Tabenkin, Boethius Fellow Grammar has a reputation of being rigid, arbitrary, and limiting. This echoes a more deep-seated idea in education: […]

Over the last 40 years, classical education has emerged as its own subfield in education. Original writing and research on classical education […]

by Dr. Andrew Seeley, President and Co-Founder of the Boethius Institute This article was originally a talk given at the first Adeodatus Conference on […]

The renewal of classical education has formed thousands of students, but teachers who have not received a classical liberal education themselves have […]