This course focuses on the indisputable basics. What happened? When did it happen? What was the stated rationale? What were the effects?

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!