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In the last year, Story in the Public Square brought you scholars, journalists, novelists, movie makers and more. Some of

Generally speaking, the history of Western democracy is relatively short. After the Cold War ended, some celebrated, triumphantly, the so-called

Higher education in the United States is a nearly-$600 billion per year industry that some observers describe as unsustainable and

Since 2013, the Pell Center at Salve Regina University has announced a “Story of the Year,” the narrative that had

The United States is engaged in nuclear brinksmanship with a reclusive despot whose regime is determined to develop nuclear weapons

Professor Esther Schor, puts Emma Lazarus’ famous poem on the Statue of Liberty, “The New Colossus,” into a historic and

Among its many missions, the U.S. military also operates a system of schools that provide professional military education—or PME—to rising

Cosmetic surgery was a $16 billion industry in 2016. Abigail Brooks, says the explosive growth in cosmetic procedures is an

Speculative fiction, from the most fantastic science fiction to the bleakest dystopias, shines a light on current issues and the