Opinion

As a longtime conservative and Republican, I love Presidents Day. Every year, it reminds us of our great leaders and their characteristics…
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It’s hard to think of a value more traditional and basic than the responsibility of parents to nurture their children. So unless you think government shouldn’t help anybody…
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About two months after the Dec. 7, 1941, attack on Pearl Harbor, Americans of Japanese descent from Santa Clara County were processed in the men's…
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For most of human existence, the pace and intensity of productivity varied widely from season to season. During the roughly 300,000 years that Homo sapiens wandered the earth in…
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At Gov. Jared Polis’ State of the State speech last month, he waxed poetic about the benefits of walkable communities served by frequent, convenient transit. Coloradans…
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The United States base at Tower 22 in Jordan is in the middle of a seemingly unending desert, astride the ancient Damascus-Baghdad Highway near the border with Syria. In January…
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In a fit of acute irony worthy of First Coast Connect’s old “Only in Florida” segment, Republicans in a Florida Senate committee demonstrated acute disgust at some of the most…
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To the contrary, the former pro bodybuilder…
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Charles M. Ambrose ’83. “Colleges on the Brink” was published in December 2023. Furman University Board of Trustees member and alumnus Charles Ambrose…
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