Bring Back Beauty: A Call to Revitalize Campus Architecture and Intellectual Life

Zach Horton '15 /June 4, 2015

Over the doorway beneath McCosh arch, there is an inscription that reads: “Here we were taught by men and gothic towers democracy and faith and righteousness and love of unseen things that do not die.” I wonder if, a century from now, a similar inscription will grace the concrete slabs inside the arches of Bloomberg […]

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Constitutional Confusion: Marriage Redefinition and the Rule of Law in Alabama

James Haynes '18 /June 4, 2015

As the campaign to redefine marriage to include same-sex unions has swelled and is now awaiting an announcement from the Supreme Court in June, the laws of only a few states (fifteen as of this writing) have maintained the traditional view of marriage as an institution between one man and one woman. In recent months, […]

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