The following is a letter to the editor from Luke Mitchell, a student of Objectivism and a training journalist in England. When I was nineteen the chaos of my teenage years came to a head. I regarded life as hard to manage because of the weather, or
The following is a letter to the editor from Mohamed Ali, a student of Physics at the University of Rochester. I am a fan of the West. Alongside many other adherents of Objectivism—the philosophy of Ayn Rand—I celebrate the achievements of Christopher Columbus, venerate the West’s
The Undercurrent is happy to feature this guest post by author Aengus Song. Many today are worried that the liberal West is drifting further and further away from the Enlightenment ideals that historically have distinguished free societies from authoritarian societies. Under contemporary Western governments, people are granted
Rand’s philosophy gave me a new focus in life: living the best life that I could for myself
Ayn Rand once observed that, “[W]ith each article you write you learn something, so that at the end of the article you are better than you were at the beginning.”
TU reader Sam Goodman of Carleton University in Ottawa recently published this piece in her school's newspaper. In it, she comments on free speech issues on college campuses at large, and the spirit of the University of Chicago's latest acceptance letter penned by its Dean, John Ellison. TU is
