Robert George, professor at Princeton University, uses natural to argue that marriage is defined as between a man and woman.

Brad Wilcox, professor at the University of Virginia, reflects on the ways a natural law perspective fits what is now known scientifically about how marriage matters and why marriage matters to children.

Catherine Pakaluk, professor at Ave Maria University, defines and defends the "natural family" as a married man, woman, and their offspring, and discusses forces degrading its structure.

Robert P. George, McCormick Professor of Jurisprudence at Princeton University, delivers this Wheatley Lecture in Civic Virtue entitled, ⿿Natural Law, God, and Human Rights⿿.

Dr. Hadley Arkes, Edward N. Ney Professor of Jurisprudence and American Institutions at Amherst College, delivers this Wheatley Lecture in Civic Virtue entitled, ⿿Constitutionalism and Its Presupposition⿿.

Prof. Daniel Robinson, on the faculty at Trinity College in Oxford, delivers this Wheatley Lecture in Civic Virtue entitled, ⿿The Founder⿿s View of Education⿿.

John Abizaid, former commander of CENTCOM, claims that problems in the Middle East can be solved through understanding, involvement, and commitment.

Professor Carl J. Richard, Professor of History at University of Louisiana-Lafayette, delivers this Wheatley Lecture in Civic Virtue entitled, ⿿The Classical Roots of the American Founding⿿.

Dr. Bill Westfall, Frank Montana Professor at Notre Dame, delivers this Wheatley Lecture in Civic Virtue entitled, ⿿City as Teacher⿿.

Peter Tufano, Dean of the Saïd Business School at the University of Oxford, discusses policy initiatives in the field of consumer finance and argues for a consumer-centered approach to finance.