Announcements

Craig Biddle introduces the Spring 2011 issue.

What: A one-hour talk followed by a Q&A Who: Craig Biddle, editor of The Objective Standard Where: UCLA, Kinsey Pavillion 1240B When: Wednesday, January 26, 7:00pm Admission is FREE and open to the public. Description: America was founded on the principle of individual rights--the idea that each person has a…

The Objective Standard makes a great gift for your active-minded friends and relatives. The journal presupposes no specialized knowledge and will be appreciated by anyone with an interest in cultural or political issues. Recipients receive an email notification of your gift either immediately or on the day of your choosing—including…

The print edition of the Winter issue is at press and will be mailed shortly; the online version will be accessible to subscribers beginning December 20. Both the winning entry from the first annual TOS essay contest and my interview with Andrew Schiff are available on our website early and…

Wondering what to give your friends, relatives, and coworkers this holiday season? Consider giving them subscriptions to The Objective Standard. “A friend gave me a gift subscription to TOS, saying he thought I’d appreciate the articles. He underestimated! I find the articles in TOS fascinating, clarifying, and often inspiring. I…

Craig Biddle introduces the Winter 2010–11 issue.

Craig Biddle's scheduled appearance on the Frank Beckmann Show this morning (Mon, Nov 1) has been cancelled due to pressing election news. It will be rescheduled as soon as possible.

Craig Biddle will present “Epistemology is a Moral Matter” at the North Texas Objectivist Society (NTOS) on Friday, Oct 22, at 7:00 p.m. The next evening, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., Mr. Biddle will participate in a Q&A period about his work and Objectivism. And following the Q&A, NTOS will…

The winners of the first annual TOS essay contest are: First Place, winning $2,000 and publication of her essay in TOS: Deborah Sloan, “Capitalism: The Forgotten American Dream” Second Place, winning $750: Kristian Kanya, “Realizing the Good Life: On the Moral Foundation of Capitalism” Third Place, winning $300: Caitlin McLean,…

Craig Biddle introduces the Fall 2010 issue.