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For the past semester, I have been studying and interning in Washington, D.C. as a part of the CU in D.C. program. I have thoroughly enjoyed every part of my experience here in D.C and am very grateful for this opportunity. I have grown immensely as a student, professional, and...

We are delighted to announce that Director Robert Pasnau for the Center for Western Civilization, Thought & Policy, has been selected as a fellow at the Insitute for Advanced Studies in Paris for the 2019-20 academic year. Pasnau will take part in a 10-month fellowship program with the prestigious Paris...

Your CWCTP March Briefing. Here's the latest: March Events, April Events, News from the Center, Recap of February Events.

My name is Katiana Hutchinson and I am senior here at CU Boulder studying Spanish and International Affairs. While I find both disciplines to be entirely enjoyable, I was not given work assignments in either subject matter. The magnificent wonder and awe of the DC monuments did not subside under...

Your CWCTP February Briefing. Here's the latest: February Events, Other Interesting Events, News from the Center, Recap of January Events.

Your CWCTP January Briefing. Here's the latest: January Events, February Events and Visiting Scholar Alumni Speaking in California.

Preliminary Spring 2019 Events: Room locations and times are subject to change, but please save the dates for all upcoming Spring 2019 events! We expect to have the finalized details available on the homepage of our website in early 2019.

Your CWCTP November Briefing. Here's the latest: November Events, Other Interesting Events, Preliminary Spring 2019 Events, Featured Editorial Opinion, and a Recap of October Events.

In February of this year, the Center for Western Civilization, Thought & Policy hosted the event, "Embedded in Iraq: Journalists Encounter the Islamic State," inviting two photojournalists to speak about their profession. New York-based freelancer Victor Blue and retired U.S. Army Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel and CU Boulder alum Mitch Utterback discussed their work documenting war, conflict, and disaster zones on the ground in Iraq and locations around the world. Both men highlighted the importance of journalistic integrity while photographing in physically and emotionally trying conditions while trying to maintain transparency and accuracy in their work. The event was filmed by CSPAN.