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From the Ayn Rand Institute: We at ARI are proud to announce a major new online educational initiative: The Ayn Rand Institute Campus. On January 10, 2012, we will beta launch an innovative and interactive learning ... »More

Indy musician and longtime Atlasphere member Sarah Saturday has decided to sell some of her first-editions (Atlas Shrugged, The Journals of Ayn Rand) and spare copies of Objectivist classics (The Virtue of Selfishness, Philosophy: Who ... »More

The Ayn Rand Institute has helped sponsor the production of a new documentary titled Ayn Rand and the Prophecy of Atlas Shrugged. Written and directed by Chris Mortensen, it is "a feature-length documentary film that ... »More

Pro-liberty philosopher John Hospers -- who was a personal friend of Ayn Rand in the 1960s and the first presidential candidate for the Libertarian party in 1972 -- passed away on June 12, 2011. I ... »More

The new book I Am John Galt by Donald L . Luskin and Andrew Greta is now available for purchase on Amazon.com. We plan to publish a full review soon at the Atlasphere. Don't wait ... »More

A new article in the Wall Street Journal begins: Forget tea leaves: Wall Street is turning to Ayn Rand for guidance. Hedge-fund manager Barry Colvin has raised $60,000 to start a Greater New York outpost of the ... »More

If you haven't already seen it, don't miss the story "Mystery Surrounds Cyber Missile That Crippled Iran's Nuclear Weapons Ambitions." I found myself marveling several times at the brilliance and ingenuity of Stuxnet. The way it ... »More

J.P. Freire makes some astute observations, over at the Washington Examiner blog. Worth a look, if only to see what AIG executive Robert Benmosche has been reading. And not fully understanding. »More

Kelley Currie at The Weekly Standard blog has this beautiful anecdote about our beloved Jaroslav: I met Romanchuk about a decade ago in Thailand, of all places. He was sent to me by colleagues at the ... »More

Some of you may recall a project we mentioned here in 2006 called "Founder's College," which was backed by Objectivists. The Chronicle of Higher Education has a recent article about what eventually became of the ... »More