David Carlson: Pursuing the good life
Until the end of the 19th century, many of our nation’s best colleges and universities put the study and discussion of the moral life at the center of every student’s work, no matter the student’s academic major.
Editorial: Ag census should spur Indiana lawmakers to create water plan
The (Fort Wayne) Journal Gazette
Dr. Richard Feldman: Regarding health care, Indiana lawmakers did remarkably little this year
Being an election year and with primary elections looming, the clear intention of the 2024 Indiana General Assembly leadership was for a short session avoiding controversial issues. Indeed, the session proved to be the lightest and most inconsequential in my memory.
Letter to the Editor: America needs action, not ‘saving’
To the Editor:
Letter to the Editor: Community heroes you don’t always see
To the Editor:
Editorial: AG believes Hoosier women lack right to privacy
The (Columbus) Republic
Michael Hicks: Midwest struggles in the Post-COVID World
Post-pandemic America is in the midst of significant disruption to work and living options. People are on the move and face enormous choice in how and where to work.
Speaker Johnson has responsibility to bring Ukraine aid to a vote
The New York Times
John Krull: Sometimes, the bright lights blind us
When he was in the White House, Teddy Roosevelt earned a reputation as the “trustbuster.”
Niki Kelly: Eclipse gave us unifying moment, something that is missing in politics
I was told I might cry when seeing the total solar eclipse in person. While no tears fell, I felt the moment in a much deeper way than anticipated.