2023
- Alan S. Kahan, "Tocqueville on American Lawyers and American Laws," April 2023
- Lisa Pace Vetter, "The Narratives of American Political Thought," April 2023
- Paul Contino, "Dante's Divine Comedy and Our Pilgrim Journey," March 2023
- Hester Blum, "Weird Moby-Dick," February 2023
- Lorraine Smith Pangle, "Lessons for a Political Animal: Aristotle's Advice to Americans," February 2023
2022
- Andrew Delbanco, "Thinking about Reparations," November 2022
- Timothy Burns, "Class and Race in the United States Constitution," September 2022
- Vin Nardizzi, "Writing on Plants with Shakespeare," September 2022
- Adam Seagrave, "Honesty and Optimism: A Talk on Slavery and Racism," April 2022
- Rachel Hadas, "Marooned in Space, Free from Time: Teaching Poetry in the Age of Zoom," March 2022
- Lucas Morel, "Frederick Douglass: The Making of an American," February 2022
2021
- Colleen Sheehan, "Polarized America: Fulfillment or Derailment of Madison's Vision?," November 2021
- Mark Blitz, "Conserving Liberty: Natural Rights and the Virtue of Responsibility," October 2021
- Russell Muirhead, "Can Partisan Representatives Make a Nonpartisan Constitution Work?," September 2021
2020
- James Ceaser, "The Founder of Modern Founding," September 2020
2019
- Michael Zuckert, "The Origins of the Modern Constitution," September 2019
2018
- Wayne Rebhorn, "Machiavelli and the Modern Republic," October 2018
- Paul Carrese, "Tocqueville's Philosophy of Moderation--and Why We Should Rediscover It," October 2018
2017
- Arlene Saxonhouse, "Pericles's Funeral Oration: Athenian Democracy vs. Modern Democracy," March 2017
- Iakovos Vasiliou, "Rethinking Eudaimonism in Greek and Neo-Aristotelian Ethics," February 2017
2016
- Brian C. Anderson, "Thomas Hobbes and Public Order," October 2016
- Eric Rasmussen, "The Saint-Omer Shakespeare First Folio Goes Viral," September 2016
- Diana Schaub, "Abraham Lincoln and the Daughters of Dred Scott," September 2016
- John T. Scott, "Rousseau's Open and Hidden Republicanism in the Discourse on the Sciences and the Arts," April 2016
- James Piereson, "Lincoln and the Crisis of American Identity," March 2016
- Okey Ndibe, "Achebe's Things Fall Apart: A Quest for Balance," February 2016
2015
- Wayne Rebhorn, "World Literature's Bad Boy: Boccaccio and His Decameron," November 2015
- Joe Goodkin, "The Odyssey: A Folk Opera by Joe Goodkin," April 2015
- Steven Forde, "Are Science and Liberty Compatible? John Locke's Thoughts," March 2015
2012
- Alexander Waugh, “Evelyn Waugh and the Question of Inheritance,” March 2012
- Susan Shell, “Are All Rights Human Rights? Personhood from Hobbes to Citizens United,” March 2012
2011
- George Thomas, “Is the President Constitutionally Obligated to Ignore the Supreme Court?,” April 2011
2010
- Jerry W. Weinberger, “Francis Bacon and Benjamin Franklin on Moral and Scientific Progress,” April 2010
- Allen C. Guelzo, “Who Won the Lincoln-Douglas Debates?,” March 2010
- Peter Augustine Lawler, “Tocqueville on the Democratic ‘Heart Disease’ of Individualism,” February 2010
2008
- Richard Jenkyns, “Is Jane Austen Modern?,” April 2008
- Clifford Orwin, “Is Compassion Good for Us? Nietzsche’s Politically Incorrect Thoughts,” March 2008
- Robert Alter, “Translating the Bible,” February 2008
2007
- Paul A. Cantor, “The Merchant of Venice: The Comic Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism,” April 2007
- Michael Ruse, “The Origin of Species: Then and Now,” February 2007
2006
- Victor Davis Hanson, “Thucydides, the Peloponnesian War, and Its Modern Relevance,” October 2006
- Maximillian E. Novak, “How Robinson Crusoe Started the Novel,” September 2006