"Imagine cooking dinner for the 800 best chefs in the world"

I spent the first 29 years of my life immersed in the culture of the United States military.

Oct 3 • 

John Inazu

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September 2025

Civility is Not a Fantasy

Changing political norms begins with committing to personal ones

Sep 26 • 

John Inazu

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(Still) Educating for Democracy

It's time to renew our individual and institutional commitments to one another

Sep 13 • 

John Inazu

17

3

Educating for Citizenship

Reflecting more deeply on the elusive purpose of the university

Sep 5 • 

John Inazu

17

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August 2025

Conceptualizing our Disagreements

A framework for seeing why some disagreements are harder than others

Aug 15 • 

John Inazu

10

2

July 2025

More Bad News for Higher Education

The University of Tulsa dismantles a flourishing honors program

Jul 18 • 

John Inazu

40

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June 2025

The "Justice Club"

Some encouragement from Gary Haugen on the slow work of institution-building

Jun 27 • 

John Inazu

19

3

May 2025

Tornadoes, Celebrations, and Alasdair MacIntyre

Further reflections on the importance of institutions

May 30 • 

John Inazu

25

3

Higher Education's Public Image Problem

Some thoughts about changing culture, not just messaging

May 9 • 

John Inazu

8

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April 2025

An Evening Dialogue with Gary Haugen

The founder of the International Justice Mission is coming to St. Louis

Apr 18 • 

John Inazu

5

Confident Pluralism Still Matters

President Trump's threats against Harvard should remind us that facilitating pluralism means funding pluralism

Apr 15 • 

John Inazu

11

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The Rule of Law Matters

Why I joined a letter about due process and the rule of law

Apr 7 • 

John Inazu

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