CULTURE

A nation’s culture is the sum of the intellectual achievements of individual men, which their fellow-citizens have accepted in whole or in part, and which have influenced the nation’s way of life. Since a culture is a complex battleground of different ideas and influences, to speak of a ‘culture’ is to speak only of the dominant ideas, always allowing for the existence of dissenters and exceptions. — AYN RAND

Revolutionizing Higher Education: The Lyceum at Clemson University

The Lyceum at Clemson University—inspired by Aristotle’s fourth-century school in Athens—is a new kind of academic department that seeks to revive the original vision and purpose of higher education: to inspire young men and women to pursue intellectual and moral excellence through a rigorous engagement with the great philosophic, historical, literary, and economic texts of Western civilization.

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