The Cubic Equation, Imaginary Numbers, and a Math Duel
Have you ever wondered how mathematical concepts were discovered? Math nerds, or those who simply...
Category: West
Classical Schools Cut Through the Culture Wars
A recent article in Newsweek reminds its readers: Schools have a profound effect on the values...
In Defense of a Classical Education
The Classic Learning Test (CLT) is growing in popularity. Many ACCS schools offer this test as an...
How the West Was Lost
by Ty Fischer A review of Carl Trueman’s “The Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self”...
The Novel
The novel, as a Western literary tradition, can be traced from the Greek epics of 2000 years ago,...
A Video Facebook Refuses to Post
Facebook censors a video posted by ACCS member The Saint Constantine School in Houston, TX: The...
Why do we study the Greeks so much?
By Louis Markos As Christians, we must, of course, read and know the Bible intimately, so that we...
Biden Administration Terminates 1776 Commission
The 1619 Project Claim: Slavery was introduced to America in 1619 Claim: The American Revolution...
A Museum of “Banned Books” Opens in Estonia
A young scotsman, studying for his Masters degree in Estonia has established a museum of books...
Parent Study: Ideas Can Change the World
Host a Community Group Take time to learn and study some of the great ideas of the West with other...
The Essenes: A Community Greater than the Sum of its Parts
Most of what we know about the Essenes comes from the literature found at Qumran, known popularly...
The Minority on the Mayflower
Century Watch: This Year in History 1620: THE MINORITY ON THE MAYFLOWER A small group of...
