Utraque Unum

The Utraque Unum: A Journal of the Tocqueville Forum on the Roots of American Democracy

Editors attend Collegiate Network Conference

Over a beautiful November weekend, the Tocqueville Forum's undergraduate journal, Utraque Unum, sent two of its editors, Matt McKillip (C'11) and Collan Rosier (C'11), to a conference in San Antonio, Texas. The event was sponsored by the Collegiate Network, which provides grants to over 100 independent publications at American universities, and included enlightening speakers and students from around the country. The Utraque Unum was unique among the attendees as a scholarly journal rather than a newspaper or magazine, and it was very well received. McKillip and Rosier returned with many great ideas they look forward to incorporating into the journal.

Archived Issues of the Utraque Unum

Volume 2, Issue 1, Spring/Summer 2009: Download
Volume 1, Issue 2, Spring/Summer 2008

In addition to an excellent array of pieces written by Georgetown undergraduates, our second issue features articles by distinguished Georgetown Professors Fr. Stephen Fields, S.J. and Fr. James V. Schall, S.J.

Front Matter (Acknowledgments, Table of Contents)

Editor's Desk, by editor in chief Eric Wind

Deepening Knowledge of the American and Western Tradition, by Patrick Deneen

On the Forgotten Origins of Human Science, by James Crowley

Jefferson’s Progressive Education, by Sam Hornak

Revising the Death of God, by Lukasz Swiderski

On Learning, by Father James V. Schall, S.J.

Gun Control in DC, by Matthew Cantirino

Hylton v. United States, by Ashley McClymont

The Patriotism of America’s Catholic Universities, by Father Stephen M. Fields, S.J.

William Wilberforce’s Vision of Real Christianity, by Justin R. Hawkins

Chariots of Fire: An Identity Crisis, by Emily Merki

America's First Catholic Family: the Carrolls, by Amanda Marie Murphy

Disbanding Georgetown’s Football Team, by Henri Minion

Father Walsh and the Founding of the School of Foreign Service, by Emily Solis-Cohen

Breaking the Chains of Religious Intolerance, by Eric Wind

Volume 1, Issue 1, Fall 2007

Our inaugural issue includes articles by Associate Justice Antonin Scalia (C '57), Fr. James V. Schall, S.J., our director Patrick Deneen, and various Georgetown University students.

Front Matter (Acknowledgments, Table of Contents)

The Editor's Desk, by editors Matthew J. Engler and Eric Wind

The Tocqueville Forum: Seeking Self-Understanding, by Professor Patrick Deneen

Constitutional Government and Civic Education, by Justice Antonin Scalia

Liberal Education: Missing Many Allusions, by Father James V. Schall, S.J.

The Renewal of Federalism, by Matthew J. Engler

Freedom: More Social than Political, by Grant Morrow

Our Common Past: Marbury v. Madison, by Taylor O’Neill

The Christian Populism of G.K. Chesterton, by Anthony Carmen Piccirillo

Pope Benedict XVI, Father of Unity, by Timothy Lang

Barbara Mujica’s Sister Teresa, by Amanda Marie Murphy

Amazing Grace: How Sweet the Sight, by Katherine Boyle

Rocky Balboa’s Honor, by Paul D. Miller

Lincoln and McClellan, by Dallas Woodrum

Reflections on Georgetown’s Campus Buildings, by Jack Carlson

Promoting a Georgetown Aesthetic, by Eric Wind

If you are interested in a printed version of our most recent issue, please send an e-mail to tocquevilleforum@georgetown.edu with your address.