Rachel Ferguson, director of the Liberty & Ethics Center, will be a visiting research scholar at the Eudaimonia Institute during the Spring 2020 semester. While there, she will collaborate with Dr. Marcus Witcher on their book, Black Liberation in the Marketplace.

Representatives from Lindenwood University joined with Junior Achievement of Greater St. Louis to celebrate Lindenwood’s sponsorship of Junior Achievement’s BizTown program with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Op-ed by CEE director Rik Hafer laments the reliance on the Fed to micromanage the economy.

Only three academic departments in Missouri rank higher in terms of the quality and impact of their economics research.

Thanks to the Duree Center for Entrepreneurship, there are almost 30 more people trained to help others develop their entrepreneurial mindset through the "Who Owns the Ice House?" course.

Thies coordinates the Hammond Institute's Criminal Justice Reform Initiative and is professor pf public affairs and administration at Lindenwood.

This bi-partisan program aims to improve voters’ understanding of the modern world while helping lawmakers engage constituents in meaningful conversations about economics and personal finance.

The second edition of the book, winner of the Gold NAEE Curriculum Award, is authored by Mark C. Schug, William C. Wood, Tawni Hunt Ferrarini & M. Scott Niederjohn.

An open discussion based on Chapter 3 – “The Untruth of Us vs. Them” – from the Coddling of the American Mind by Lukianoff and Haidt.

Hammond Institute Research Fellow, Dale Walton, published his take on what populism will look like in the post-Trump era. It appeared in Arc Digital.

Op-ed by Rik Hafer and William Rogers questioning the wisdom of punishing St. Louis County to save the city of St. Louis from itself.

Author and entrepreneur Clifton L. Taulbert spent the day at Lindenwood and gave a talk titled "“Our Stories. Our Lives. Our Times. Good People Ought Not Be Strangers."

This op-ed by CEE director Rik Hafer, discusses how Missouri is faring with respect to economic freedom.

In this letter to the editor, Craig Felzien, director of the Duree Center for Entrepreneurship, lays out how the Center and Lindenwood University value the entrepreneurial mindset.

The Hammond Institute welcomed nearly 100 high school students from around the US to Lindenwood. The students will be participating in the Foundation for Economic Education's three-day seminar.

The Hammond Institute's Free Enterprise Academy provides educational opportunities for students and wider the community.

This issue included CEE-commissioned research on demographic trends in Missouri and the economics of regional consolidation.

The CEE sponsored the 6th Annual Research Exposium and presented student awards.

This new research by Rik Hafer and William Rogers was presented as part of St. Louis University's Speaker Series on Economic Policy.

Felzien, the director of the Duree Center for Entrepreneurship, spoke and participated in a panel titled "The Future is Now."

Wall, the director of the Hammond Institute, presented a talk titled "Why Do Some Cities Succeed?"

This talk by LEC director Rachel Ferguson was part of the Distinguished Speaker Series of the Arkansas Center for Economics at the University of Central Arkansas.

Lindenwood students participated in nine of 12 business categories offered, and received awards in seven.

This op-ed by CEE director Rik Hafer and Hammond Institute director Howard Wall describes the history of presidential attacks on Fed independence.