Articles

The poets E. E. Cummings and T. S. Eliot offer contrasting views of spring—and of mankind in general. Which captures the soul of the season?

"Architects can add much to human happiness if they actively adopt a design philosophy that projects a good, bright view of the world while holding a heroic view of people." —John Gillis

Craig Biddle speaks to a lively and attentive group of David Game College students on the morality (and necessity) of self-interest.

If you want to stop being fleeced for medical care and, instead, step into the future of medicine, don’t miss Dr. Umbehr’s illuminating discussion.

We owe a debt of gratitude to the countless engineers and pilots who have managed to make air travel among the safest things human beings do.

We can all benefit from being selective when it comes to using technology.

Topics include the morality of self-interest, the importance of individualism, the proper role of government, and how to support and defend these truths.

Megan Phelps-Roper was five when her parents first put a picket sign in her hands. You don't want to know what it said.

For Daniel Chester French, sculpting was a means of lighting the world with optimism.

"I want others to have the same life-changing benefits as I have had from studying Ayn Rand and the Objectivist philosophy." ―Carl B. Barney

Kind of Blue is a landmark in the history of jazz, and even after sixty years, it still sounds fresh.

Here’s an indication of what Bryan Larsen will discuss in his TOS-Con 2019 talk, “Optimism in the Visual Arts.”

Quent Cordair Fine Art will have a gallery onsite at TOS-Con 2019, and co-owner Linda Cordair will give a breakout session talk titled, “Finding Joy and Inspiration in Visual Art.”

Here's an amazing opportunity for high-schoolers to deepen their knowledge of economics, cultivate leadership skills, and learn to think like entrepreneurs.

Early-bird discounts for TOS-Con 2019: Philosophy for Freedom and Flourishing expire at midnight tonight.