Uighur Human Rights
One serious human rights tragedy of 2019 was how China was treating the Uighur people. Millions had been imprisoned in…
A Proposal for “Term Rotation” between Congress and the Private Sector
While people have long either championed or opposed term limits, rarely has anyone tried to incorporate the best arguments from…
Faith Based Education Requires More from the Student
While Faith Based institutions rarely are top rated in national rankings, Dean Steve Perry argues that part of the reason…
Set Point: Young People Earn More Now, but at What Cost?
Teen and young adult workers get wage bumps from the minimum wage, but businesses are looking to automate. Dean Steve…
The Minimum Wage Increase Benefits the Haves over the Have-Nots
While initial benefits of the 2020 minimum wage increases will go to those at the bottom end of the wage…
Students and Faculty participate in March for Life 2020
In the middle of Marching up the hill to the Capital, Dr. Steve Perry, Interim Dean of the Robertson School…
Set Point: Electoral College Perry
The Electoral College has often been criticized and there have been about 700 proposals to change or eliminate it. Dr….
Bureaucratic Accountability and Responsiveness
How can a highly rationalized public bureaucracy based on expertise (merit) and about three steps removed from democratic accountability through…
Findings: National Security and Intelligence
In this video, Dr. Mary Manjikian, Chair for the National Security program at Regent University, addresses issues of trust between…
Blind Politics: American Hegemony Lecture
In a town hall lecture for RSG students, Dr. Nolte addressed the topic of American hegemony. The lecture addressed whether…