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John Tomasi, D.Phil.
PresidentJohn Tomasi is the inaugural president of Heterodox Academy. Prior to joining HxA, Tomasi held the position of Romeo Elton 1843 Professor of Natural Theology at Brown University.
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Can a Diverse Campus Share One Purpose? Cornell Thinks So.
October 6, 2026Campuses are Reaffirming the Scholarly Virtues that Keep Knowledge Alive
November 7, 2025S2 Episode 10: How to Restore Trust in Science?
February 28, 2024S2 Episode 9: Should Universities Adopt Institutional Neutrality?
February 14, 2024S2 Episode 8: What’s Wrong with Our Universities?
January 31, 2024S2 Episode 7: My Academic Freedom Journey from Post-Soviet Russia to Canada
January 17, 2024S2 Episode 6: Ideological Imbalances with Musa Al-Gharbi
January 2, 2024S2 Episode 5: How Cancel Culture Works with Greg Lukianoff
December 13, 2023Campus Culture at a Crossroads: A Letter From the President
December 11, 2023S2 Episode 4: Why Biological Sex is Real
November 29, 2023Fireside Chat with Governor Spencer Cox and John Tomasi - #DisagreeBetter Colorado Roundtable
November 17, 2023[Uncanceled] Let's Talk About Sex Baby: Why Biological Sex Remains A Necessary Analytic Category in Anthropology
November 15, 2023S2 Episode 3: Building a University
November 15, 2023When the University Speaks, What Should It Say?
November 1, 2023S2 Episode 2: Free Speech on College Campuses
November 1, 2023Should University Leaders be Neutral?
October 30, 2023A Letter from the President | October 2023
October 30, 2023Intellectual Humility and the Search for Truth
October 27, 2023Intellectual Humility and the Search for Truth
October 25, 2023S2 Episode 1: The Trap of Identity Politics in Higher Education
October 18, 2023Princeton Principles for a Campus Culture of Free Inquiry
August 9, 2023Standing up for Social Progress
January 4, 2022Curiosity U
September 28, 2021Free Inquiry vs. Social Justice at Brown University
July 21, 2016Contribute a Resource
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