A common theme in this year’s election is danger posed by a man like Donald Trump having control of a nuclear arsenal. Trump advocated further nuclear proliferation, failed to identify the three components of […]
The Institute for Liberal Studies will be awarding $9,000 in cash prizes for student essays answering the question “Are there moral limits to markets?”. To be eligible, you must be a full-time […]
While political posturing and scandals abound, we all need some good news for a change. So, we’ve decided to extend early bird ISFLC17 prices until after the US election. You’ve now got until midnight […]
Dr. Lauren Hall joins our host and Campus Coordinator Gabriela Korobkov on the latest SFL On Air podcast to discuss her book, Family and the Politics of Moderation. She makes the case that […]
Election season is drawing to a close, but awkward celebrity public service announcements urging ordinary citizens to vote are back in full force; and they couldn’t be more futile. Last week, actors […]
The end of humanity is near!…or so hyperbolic media outlets VICE and Complex would like you to believe. A recent report from Climate Central, an organization that monitors climate change, found that […]
Searching for an opportunity to learn about Ayn Rand’s philosophy of Objectivism and meet other like-minded individuals? Look no further because the Ayn Rand Institute is hosting the 2016 Ayn Rand Student Conference, “Live Free and […]
Steve Forbes, editor-in-chief of Forbes Media, will join us as a main stage speaker at the Tenth Annual International Students For Liberty Conference! You’ll of course know him from publications like Forbes magazine and Forbes Asia. Together, […]
A 2005 video in which Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump says some disgusting things is dominating the 2016 Presidential election coverage. Whether it’s him saying, “You know I’m automatically attracted to beautiful — I […]
The Adam Smith Institute, an influential British free-market think-tank, has decided to replace the word “libertarian” with “neoliberal” when describing its general worldview. Many of those familiar with the non-profit were unsurprised […]
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) is now accepting internship applications on a rolling basis for interested students. Based in Philadelphia, their internship program is highly competitive. Accepted students are […]
In an attempt to better share our current activities with the network, the SFL Around the World blog post series will summarize our biggest news in each region monthly. Here’s what SFL-ers […]