The winner, WFB announced with unfeigned delight, was Sam Tanenhaus and he had won the sweepstakes for two reasons: First, he had written a book about Whittaker Chambers that WFB had admired. And ...

You could trace Larry Perelman’s “American Impresario,” to a Facebook post in the aughts. Or to a letter he wrote in 1994. Or to his family moving to St. Paul from the Soviet Union in the ...

Conservatives have been lambasting the liberalism of colleges and universities at least since William F. Buckley skyrocketed to fame for publishing “God and Man at Yale” in 1951. It was less ...

This powerful play brings to life the historic 1965 Cambridge Union debate between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley, portrayed by Teagle F. Bougere (Broadway's The Tempest and A Raisin in the ...

As a conservative columnist, the quote that most resonates with me is by William F. Buckley. Seventy years ago he said the purpose of his then-newly launched weekly National Review was to stand ...

Two seminal works, "God and Man at Yale" (1951) by William F. Buckley and "The Closing of the American Mind" (1987) by Allan Bloom, offer valuable insights into the future of higher education based on ...

Ms. West reminds me very much of another eloquent Yale-educated conservative iconoclast – the late William F. Buckley. They both offer insightful commentary on American culture from a 30,000 ...

The Justice Department filed the lawsuit in 1966 after Plaquemines Parish, led by political boss and staunch segregationist Leander Perez, refused to integrate its schools. In 1975, a federal ...