Commentary - America's Future

By Leah Nalepa • Apr 29,2024 Career Advice, Culture

The Professional Advantage: Why Dressing Well at Work Matters

In our post-COVID digital age, we’ve lost our desire and ability to truly dress well in the workplace. Dressing up at work goes far beyond the superficial realm of fashion:...

By Lisa Noeth • Apr 26,2024

An NYU Conservative Alumni Reflects on the Pro-Palestine Campus Protests

The New York City, where I was born, and love with all my heart is no longer the same as violent protests take over the news. The U.S. The Constitution...

By Rodney Rios • Apr 24,2024 Leadership, Limited Government

Reagan Redux: Part II

During Reagan’s presidency, the excess of bureaucracy was curtailed, and the growth of government with never-ending new programs and agencies stopped (albeit it did not shrink as much as Reagan...

By AF Editors • Apr 23,2024 Culture, Leadership

Review: Social Media, Mental Health, and “The Coddling of the American Mind”

Free speech and the ability to tolerate offense are the hallmarks of a free and open society. — Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt, The Coddling of the American Mind I...

By Leah Nalepa • Apr 22,2024 Culture, Leadership

Embrace a 30-Day Challenge Every Month

I was inspired by a friend to embark on a 30-day challenge. Simply put, it’s a monthly challenge of our choosing that breaks us out of our daily habits, routines,...

By Remso Martinez • Apr 16,2024 Culture, Professional Development

Capital Gains: 5 Strategic Moves That Shaped My D.C. Internship Success

Interning in Washington D.C., a city pulsing with political fervor, historical significance, and endless professional possibilities, was a transformative experience for me at 20 years old. As I navigated through...