Blog Thomas Roderick Dew Editor's note: The author of this piece won the Bennett History Medal in 1908 for…D. Ralph Midyette, Jr.December 2, 2021
Blog The Uneducated Antebellum South? Conditions and Limitations of Southern Educational Efforts. In the discussion of educational interests and educational…Robert Burwell FultonSeptember 16, 2021
Blog Faust and the Devil–Teachers, Histrionic Historians Why bother with opening the schools, if all that you’ll have is the same uneducated…Paul H. YarbroughMay 27, 2021
Blog Robert E. Lee: The Educator Continued from Part 3. “And of all the officers or men whom I ever knew he…Earl StarbuckMay 12, 2021
Blog Robert E. Lee: Educator and Conciliator Robert E. Lee considered reconciliation and education to be his highest duties after the War.…Philip LeighApril 21, 2021
Blog An Interview with Clyde Wilson, Part II I hope you all enjoyed Part 1 of my interview with Dr. Clyde Wilson. In…Dissident MamaJune 8, 2020
Blog Education and the South Theories of education in any land are never easily divorced from the prevailing ideas regarding…Robert HoyleJanuary 15, 2020
Blog The Culture of Thomas Jefferson To the student of the Classics the most interesting thing in the Library of Congress…Fred IrlandApril 12, 2019
Blog On Remaining Humble in Modern Academia After reading Richard Weaver’s monumental work Ideas Have Consequences last semester I was struck with…Jonathan HarrisMay 18, 2018
Blog A College Boy’s Observation of General Lee A few years after General Lee accepted the presidency of the then Washington College, I…John B. CollyarJanuary 18, 2018
Review Posts A Useful (and Pro-Southern) Book for Today’s College or University Student A Review of The Elements of Academic Success by Gene Kizer, Jr. Charleston: Charleston Athenaeum…Michael PottsJanuary 16, 2018
Review Posts My Son, Get Wisdom, Get Understanding Address delivered to the graduates of the South Carolina College, December 1821. Gentlemen, YOU are…Thomas CooperJune 17, 2016
Review Posts European Influences in the South This essay is a chapter from The South in the Building of the Nation series,…Edwin MimsFebruary 2, 2016
Blog What’s Holding Alabama Back? As I watched my local Montgomery, Alabama news station this morning, I saw that question…Tom DanielFebruary 1, 2016
Blog Old South Education before the War to Destroy Southern Civilization In the Old South, only those children whose parents thought they needed education, attended school;…George CrockettJanuary 29, 2016
Blog Lee the Philosopher This essay was originally published in The Georgia Review, Vol. II, No. 3 (Fall 1948),…Richard M. WeaverJanuary 22, 2016
Clyde Wilson Library Hanging with the Snarks: An Academic Memoir There seemed to be little interest among audience members in whether the ideas I had…Clyde WilsonMarch 25, 2015
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Blog The Runnin’ Black Bears? No. “Defeat has not made ‘all our sacred things profane.’ The war has left the South…James Rutledge RoeschSeptember 29, 2014
Blog A Black Armband for Southern Education Thomas Jefferson founded the University of Virginia in an effort to combat the “dark Federalist…Brion McClanahanJuly 11, 2014
Blog Clyde N. Wilson Most people don't know, but today (June 11) is Clyde Wilson's birthday. I had the…Brion McClanahanJune 11, 2014
Review Posts The Eighteenth Century to the Twentieth Judged by the quality of the men it brought to power the eighteenth-century Virginia way…Charles S. SydnorApril 23, 2014
Review Posts ‘Counsellors That Feelingly Persuade Me What I Am:’ Jefferson and Fletcher on Education In an age such as ours—beset by the conceit that the noblest political act is…Jefferson ViridiApril 15, 2014
Blog BBQ and the Hillbilly Homeboy February 2014 saw the passing of Maurice Bessinger and Tim Wilson, two Southerners who represented…Brion McClanahanApril 10, 2014
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