The Publius Society, a diverse group of students, faculty, and citizens, invites you to a lively discussion about congressional spending earmarks on Monday evening, 28 February, at 7 pm in the main dining room of the Alexander Hamilton Institute. […]
James S. Robbins, Senior Editorial Writer for Foreign Affairs at the Washington Times, will deliver a lecture on “West Point’s Goats Go to War” at 4:15 pm, 10 March, in Room 127 (Red Pit), Kirner-Johnson Building, Hamilton College. […]
Peter Wood, President of the National Association of Scholars, will deliver a lecture on his book, Diversity: The Invention of a Concept (Encounter Books, 2004). His lecture will be held at 4:15 pm in the Kennedy Auditorium, Hamilton College Science Center at 4:15 pm. The lecture will be followed by a book signing at the Alexander [...]
Will Preston, former president of the Hamilton Chapter of the Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity, presented a public lecture on his senior thesis: “A Lost Cause: Intellectuals in the American South.” The presentation took place at 8 pm, Monday 28 February, in the Banquet Room of the Alexander Hamilton Institute. […]
“The Making of American Scripture: Course II” began to a packed house on Wednesday evening, 19 January, in the Westlake Media Center at the Alexander Hamilton Institute. Professor Christopher Hill, resident fellow at the AHI and a prizewinning teacher and author, heads the course that also includes contributions from Professors Douglas Ambrose and Robert Paquette, co-founders of [...]
Wilhelm Röpke, the great architect of West Germany’s post-World War II economic recovery, understood better than most the cultural endowment required for the long-term maintenance of a free-market system. […]
Two high school teachers, Lou Parrotta of Proctor High School and Peter Anderson of New Hartford High School, attended the AHI’s inaugural adult education course, “The Making of American Scripture.” They have taken a lead role in forming the Mohawk Valley Monthly Book Club. […]
