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…
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…
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…
Blind Politics with Dr. AJ Nolte: ASMEA Conference
In this short clip, Dr. Nolte discusses his recent presentation at the Association for the Study of the Middle East…
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Blind Politics with Dr. AJ Nolte: Zarzar Internship Interview
At the recent Providence conference on national security, Dr. Nolte caught up with RSG student Abigail Zarzar, and they discussed…