Returning to the use of primary sources is an indispensable requirement for giving students a firm grasp on history and developing a sense of objectivity in reading historical writings.

A Raisin in the Sun is more than just a tale of the Younger family’s struggles against poverty and racism; it’s a window into a world teetering on the edge of change.

Imperialism was a complex and often troubling force that profoundly shaped the modern world. Understanding its history helps us better appreciate the blessings of human dignity, self-determination, and true evangelization rooted in respect for all peoples.

The utilitarian idea that happiness can be quantified is a materialist and reductive manner of assessing human happiness. Human fulfillment is too abstract, too intangible, too complex, too subtle to be analyzed in such a way.

Discover how colorful set pieces, historical competence, and clear messaging can transform a history movie from mundane to mesmerizing!

The annual dispute over the "real" Thanksgiving demonstrates the complexities of being a Catholic in a historically Protestant country.