Jun 24, 2021 | Femininity
Recently, two transgender athletes qualified to participate in women’s divisions at the Tokyo Olympics this summer. Though their formal approval by the International Olympic Committee would seem to indicate universal acceptance, athletes and onlookers alike have...
Jun 10, 2021 | Life and Culture
Looking ahead to this upcoming fall semester, the Editorial Board of the Harvard Crimson has published an article calling on students to help build a “new normal” once they return to campus. Students, parents, and teachers know better than anyone else the...
Jun 3, 2021 | Life and Culture
We’re so grateful for our students who keep us abreast of on- and off-campus issues regarding relationships. One of our student leaders recently pointed us to an article in the Wall Street Journal on the rise of “co-parenting” subscription sites...
May 27, 2021 | Life and Culture
Happy Thursday! Last week, Princeton Pro-Life and our Princeton Anscombe Society chapter hosted their annual Reunions event for pro-life, pro-family students and alumni. Professor Robert P. George, a stalwart defender of pro-life, pro-family activities on...
May 20, 2021 | Life and Culture, Love and Romance
Reading Abigail Shrier’s recent New York Times piece, “To Be Young and Pessimistic in America,” is a stark reminder that each generation must face new kinds of adversity. Today’s youngest generation, Gen Z, is simultaneously contending with the...
