On the Toxicity of Balancing Involvement Culture and Academics at UF.

Why the Road to Elitism Arrives in Hell.

Do you ever feel like your phone is listening?

Charles C.W. Cooke makes the case that America’s greatness lies in its enduring commitment to liberty, law, and a moral mission.

With the advancement of technology, just war theory can no longer account for the acceptability of war.

Reframing 19th century populism to unpack misconceptions in the Trump era.

How a 40 year old newspaper comic illustrates a different perspective on a core aspect of the American ideal.

There Will Be Blood explores America’s identity crisis, revealing how the struggle between capitalism and religion leads to mutual corruptio

"...light of my life, fire of my loins."

If anything, American identity lies in the contrasts that bring us closer.

Re-invigorating philosophy as a means of engaging with the Absolute. 

America's pursuit of the stars ought to be guided by wonder and not dominion.

A call to seek clarity in a distracted world.

A consequential message for university students...

How an inconsequential squirrel reawakened an age-old ethical discussion.

Discovering the universe within ourselves.

The South, to this day, struggles with the demons haunting its past. Courtesy of the Special Collections at the University of Virginia. ...

The role of Jewish students in preventing antisemitism on college campuses. Graphic made by Florida Finibus Team College may be the...

An Analysis of Benatar and Existence Is a life only of pleasure a good life? Or, is it better to never live at all? Many of us operate...

The Call of Higher Education: Purpose, Passion, and Patience Image by F. Roman Why are you here at university? Why do you care or...

“Boredom is the desire for desires.” Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina Image by The Florida Finibus Team I’m sitting in class, listening to my...