Old Times Here Are Not Forgotten

Old Times Here Are Not Forgotten

A man who applied to oversee South Carolina’s colleges and universities was recently grilled by state officials about his views on … the Confederacy. Yes, that Confederacy. A week earlier, the state’s senior congressman noted that Robert E. Lee was technically a...
Slavery is Neither Strange Nor Peculiar

Slavery is Neither Strange Nor Peculiar

The favorite leftist tool for the attack on our nation’s founding is that slavery was sanctioned. They argue that the founders disregarded the promises of our Declaration of Independence “that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their...
News From Around the South 5/20 to 5/27

News From Around the South 5/20 to 5/27

SOUTH CAROLINA: Former Southern Partisan Editor Passed Over for Higher Ed Post Oran Smith, who once edited a neo-Confederate magazine called Southern Partisan, will apparently not become executive director of South Carolina’s Commission on Higher Education. The search...
New Page For South’s Oldest Institution

New Page For South’s Oldest Institution

The two-story tall metal windows inside the Charleston Library Society’s main reading room need to be replaced, and Doerte McManus thought the old ones could be fashioned into coffee tables or other keepsakes to raise money. But as the first window was being removed,...
Rare State Map Goes On Display

Rare State Map Goes On Display

The large, colorful map of South Carolina and part of Georgia acquired recently by the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation details much more than the geography of those states at the dusk of the colonial era. The very rare 1780 map is valued largely because it updates a...