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…
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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…
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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…
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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….
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Bureaucratic Accountability and Responsiveness
How can a highly rationalized public bureaucracy based on expertise (merit) and about three steps removed from democratic accountability through…
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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…
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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…
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Blind Politics: The Meaning of the Delayed Democratic Iowa Caucus Results
In this light-hearted video, Dr. Nolte attempts to file a complaint with the Customer Service office of the Iowa Democratic…
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Way-In: The 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz
Introduction January 27, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, the Nazi concentration and extermination camp. Piotr…
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Former Congressman Frank Wolf on Civility in Politics
Former Congressman Frank Wolf recently lectured at Regent University discussing the importance of fighting for religious liberties in America and…
