In his fifth discourse of The Idea of a University, Newman explores what a university is, its use, and its proper end. Read Article

Written by B. R. Mullikin on July 30th, 2013. Subject: History. Filed in Liberal Arts, about Pedagogy Newman

In Plato’s Laws an argument is made for the pedagogical need for symposia, the drinking parties in Greece. In the Symposium, we see how one plays out. Read Article

Written by B. R. Mullikin on June 26th, 2013. Subject: Philosophy. Filed in Ethics, about Plato Pedagogy Greek

Aristotle explains in his Physics that good philosophy begins with the observation of physical objects, and ends with relating those objects to thought. Read Article

Written by Brandon Bridger on June 22nd, 2013. Subject: Philosophy. Filed in Epistemology, about Aristotle Physics Pedagogy