
Midweek Musings - August 26, 2026
More on the Good Life and Universities; Reading Brothers K; Thoughts on Turning 90; Where Did All the Color Go?
Matthew Hall is the provost and senior vice president of Biola University (La Mirada, CA). He writes about issues of theology, culture, and leadership.
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More on the Good Life and Universities; Reading Brothers K; Thoughts on Turning 90; Where Did All the Color Go?

Advice for Parents of New College Students; Mahjong and Summer Camp; Skinning Bears in the Dorm; New Book on Sleep

Education and the Good Life; A Lost Declaration; Church Buildings for Sale; New England Stone Walls; Meaningful Education; 5'7" Men Rule the World

Choosing to Celebrate; Guelzo on Lincoln and July Fourth; Screens and Reading; Restoring Raphael; 52-Year Old Broth; Record Setting Loudmouth; 96 Hours of Preaching

Adding Value; Cottage Cheese Shortages; Dig Out Those Coupons; Muskrats in England; 50 Years of a River

On the Danger of Cynicism; AI and Education; Memorizing Poetry; Scotland Shows Up in Boston

On Organizational Culture by Design; Japanese Bears Gone Wild; Cancer Drug Breakthroughs; America's Art Museum; David Bahnsen on the Greatest Time to Be Alive

Magnifica Humanitas; Killing Canvas; Frey and Douthat; Curbing Grade Inflation at Harvard; Schnell on Secularization in Higher Ed; Leave it to Beaver(s)

On the Gift of Forgetting; Endangered Dad Books; 30 Years of Thin Air; Why Reading Matters; Princeton Proctors; Spanish Castles

Who Feeds the Dog?; Rising Church Attendance; the Myth of Photographic Memory; Rubens and Scatological Bovines

Advice for College Graduates; Literature and the Common Good; 750 Years of Merton Library; 6th Century Poetry; Anne Boleyn; Artemis II Photos

Distance Running and Leadership; Education as Repair; Keeping Score at the Ballpark; Zurbarán in London; Salmon and Cocaine