Events Archive

At a time of unprecedented legal freedom, individual Americans feel less free to speak than any time in recent history. Online shame campaigns, economic boycotts, firings, and even physical threats…

Salim will present an understanding of housing markets and land use regulation grounded in institutional economics. Instead of viewing housing as an interchangeable commodity, Mercatus Center research emphasizes the overlapping institutions…

    Fox & Friends co-host, leading nationally syndicated radio host, and New York Times bestselling author Brian Kilmeade brings his well-known humor and commentary to the stage…

In this presentation, Dr. Zink will use James Wilson’s institutional science of politics as a lens for examining his broader understanding of American constitutionalism. Wilson accepted the Madisonian view that…

Critics of President Trump’s nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court have expressed varying degrees of concern about Kavanaugh’s views and impact on the high court. Sen.

In observance of the 150th Anniversary of the 1868 Constitution of North Carolina, Michael Kent Curtis, Wake Forest Professor of Constitutional Law will speak at Campbell Law School on the history…

Bringing an end to a tumultuous year in politics, the midterm elections have been fascinating, consequential, and sometimes downright weird. John Hood, syndicated columnist and chairman of the John Locke…

SOLD OUT. CALL 919-828-3876 To Be Put On The Waiting List! What Can We Learn From Our Past? Direct from Colonial Williamsburg, John Adams and Thomas Jefferson…

There will be no Shaftesbury Society meeting on Monday, November 5th. Alternatively, we will have our Jefferson-Adams Living History Debate that evening at the NC Museum of Sciences at 6:30pm.