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Casimir Zablotski Awarded James Piereson Fellowship to Study in Poland
Casimir Zablotski from Buffalo, New York, is the recipient of the Fourth Annual James Piereson Fellowship. He received the $3000 award from The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization (AHI) to perform postgraduate work in Poland through a program with the Kosciuszko Foundation. Casimir Zablotski standing by a statue of revolutionary [...]
AHI Senior Fellow Alexander Riley Says LGBTQ Statistics Are Misleading
In a recent “Gay Pride” parade in New York City on June 24, in front of children, the bawdy adult revelers in garish costumes and various stages of undress, chanted, “Were here; were queer. We’re coming for your children.” Not to be outdone, Admiral Rachel L. Levine, Assistant Secretary for Health for the U.S. Department [...]
A New Schuyler Statue for Albany?
The recent decision by Kathy Sheehan, the Democratic Mayor of Albany, to have the statue of John Philip Schuyler consigned to oblivion has Mary Grabar disconcerted. Schuyler (1733-1804) was one of the richest men of the province of New York. He fought in the Continental Army, rising to the rank of general; supported the [...]
AHI’s Alexander Riley Reviews the Novels of Cormac McCarthy
Cormac McCarthy, one of the world’s greatest novelists, passed away on July 13. Alexander Riley, Senior Fellow, The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization (AHI), takes the opportunity with his passing to review his work for the June 13 issue of Public Discourse: The Journal of the Witherspoon Institute. According to Dr. [...]
Dr. Mary Grabar Presents Paper to Policy History Conference
Mary Grabar, Resident Fellow, The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization (AHI), presented a paper on the conservative African American intellectual George Schuyler on June 8 at the Policy History Conference, organized by Donald Critchlow. The biennial conference offers an interdisciplinary forum for academy scholars, independent scholars, and graduate students to [...]
AHI’s Alexander Riley Explains “Who Is Vladimir Putin”
Alexander Riley, Senior Fellow of the Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization, delves into “Who Is Vladimir Putin” in the June 7th issue of Public Discourse: The Journal of the Witherspoon Institute. Dr. Riley reviewed Le Livre noir de Vladimir Poutine (The Black Book of Vladimir Putin), an anthology under the editorship [...]
AHI’s Juliana Pilon Reviews Book on AntiSemitism and the Global Jihad
Richard Landes taught at Boston University and directed its Center for Millennial Studies until 2015. He left late in his career to go to Bar-Ilan University in Tel Aviv on the front lines of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. In the June 23rd issue of New English Review, Juliana Pilon, Senior Fellow, The Alexander Hamilton Institute for [...]
AHI’s Mary Grabar Says Facts Do Not Matter in the Daniel Penny Case
In “The Never-Ending ‘1619 Riots,’’’ Mary Grabar, Resident Fellow, The Alexander Hamilton Institute for the Study of Western Civilization, predicts there are more race riots coming to the United States. Daniel Penny’s case will not exhaust the list, and it, according to Dr. Grabar, has ample precedent. For those who have not been following [...]
Applications Extended to May 29 for AHI’s Acclaimed Washington Program on National Security (WAPONS)
The deadline for applications to the AHI's acclaimed WAPONS in Washington, DC has been extended to May 29, 2023. Application materials should be sent to either AHI Senior Fellow Dr. Juliana Pilon (juliana.geran.pilon@gmail.com), or AHI President Robert Paquette (bob@theahi.org). There is no electronic application process. APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: 1. The most recent transcript of courses and [...]
