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April 8, 2017: “Story in the Public Square”

As long as there has been live theater, artists have grappled with the public issues of their day. From the

University professors and intellectuals are often dismissed as elites, divorced from real life and disconnected from the problems of real

NYT financial journalist Michael Corkery helps make sense of financial stories affecting Americans everywhere.

Educational leader Dr. Irvin Scott helps us make sense of the education debate.

Emmy-winning Filmmaker Marc Smerling chronicles some of America’s most notorious criminals.

Playwright, professor Jonathan Alexandratos argues that toys are texts

Journalist, professor Dan Fagin discusses the power of science to explain the world around us.

Native American activists Lorén Spears, Christian Hopkins discuss the power of storytelling this week on “Story in the Public Square.”

National security expert, author Tom Nichols discusses the death of expertise this week on “Story in the Public Square.”