Department of Philosophy, History, Law, and Society at HBU

05/28/2021

Richard Diebenkorn (American, 1922-1993): Ocean Park #20, 1969.

Oil and charcoal on canvas, 93 x 80 in./236.2 x 203.2 cm. © Richard DIebenkorn Foundation. IRequireArt.com

01/17/2020

Check out this new book by your faculty in the School of Humanities!

The United States Constitution is like a new musical composition that contains familiar notes and chords but nonetheless strikes the ear as highly original and fresh. Rather than a new creation, however, our Constitution is an amalgam of ideas and traditions that date back to the ancients. Its bl...

07/06/2019

The second president was honest, passionate and far plainer in intention than Washington and Jefferson.

05/11/2019

Farewell and Godspeed to this great group of HBU students! Happy Graduation!

04/24/2019

It’s coming...

British Columbia's Supreme Court declared a father guilty of 'family violence' for giving interviews to publications including The Federalist.

04/20/2019

An investigation by USA TODAY, The Arizona Republic and the Center for Public Integrity

04/06/2019

Check out this article from USA TODAY:

So Yale Law School endorses anti-religious bigotry now?

What starts in the ivory tower of academia — including blatant discrimination against religious groups and students — won't stay there for long.

04/05/2019

It’s going to be a crazy election season!

The largest Democratic field in the modern political era is lining up to seek th...

03/30/2019

Constitutional knowledge, especially in 2019, has a transformative power that allows young people to understand how they fit into the world around them — and the role civic responsibility plays in American society.

03/22/2019

One more reason to major in Government at HBU!