Which Latin Pronunciation

By Eben Dale There are two basic Latin pronunciations used in the United States—Ecclesiastical (Italianate) [...]

Memoria Press Textbooks Gain National Attention

Winners of the 2007 Scripps National Spelling Bee and the 2007 National Vocabulary Championship cite [...]

The Religious Roots of “Child-Centered” Education

By E. D. Hirsch Jr. The Disney Corporation’s Celebration School sounded like yet another fairytale [...]

Is Fiction False?

G.K. Chesterton once said that superstitions are most prevalent in rationalistic ages like our own. [...]

The Classical Education of the Founding Fathers

Thomas Jefferson received early training in Latin, Greek, and French from Reverend William Douglas, a [...]

The Conservative Purpose of a Liberal Education

By Russell Kirk Our term “liberal education” is far older than the use of the [...]

Why Study Latin and Greek?

By Andrew Campbell The ancients did not press practical arguments too far. As Aristotle said, [...]

Why Online Logic?

One might ask, “Why formal logic?” even if he or she is familiar with classical [...]

Reasons of the Heart

By Peter Kreeft Of all the questions the human mind can ask, three are of [...]

How to Get the Classical Education You Never Had

What if your mind is hungry, but not particularly literate? “Acquaint yourself with your own [...]

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