The Men We Want and Need

The Masculine Virtue of Enduring Discomfort for Greater Glory

The modern pursuit of ease is an insidious poison, offering momentary relief while it saps the vitality of masculine honor and virtue. In an era where the unwillingness or inability to fight and build threatens to sweep men into a tide of emasculation and moral decay, the consequences are dire.

Statement on Ongoing Legal Battle with Moscow City Hall

NSA Challenges City's Inconsistent Application of Zoning Rules

New Saint Andrews College is currently entangled in a legal dispute with the city's Zoning Administrator over the use of the college's administrative offices in its newly acquired Pierian gallery space. The ongoing dispute has raised concerns about the consistent application of zoning laws and whether NSA is being treated equitably under these regulations.

Why Convocation Matters

A Commitment to Fighting Dragons and Building Castles

The challenging assignments presented to students at convocation are intentionally designed to set the standard for excellence. Culture-building is not for the faint of heart, the slothful, or the vain. It is for those willing to face the heat of fire-breathing dragons, to endure bruised hands as they are trained for war, and to embrace death in order to rise victorious.

From Africa’s Heart to America’s Frontier

How an African Christian Apologist Found Common Ground in the Pacific Northwest

Called Conference 2024 Recap

Summer Music Camp 2024 Recap

Alumni Faculty

Faculty Announcement

2024-2025 Lectureship Announcement

Academics and Gratitude—The Tradition of the Fall Carnival

Remembering Operation Overlord on its 80th Anniversary

With Dr. Chris Schlect