The Yale Logos

Yale Logos pieces by current Federalists may be found below, and you can read all works at https://www.yalelogos.com/.

The Rise and Fall of King Saul — The Yale LogosMarch 15, 2025 | By Jack Batten BF ‘27 There’s something in the human heart that demands a king. We want someone upon whom we can gaze with admiration and respect, even awe. This is why so many nations have kept their monarchies alive in a non-governing role—we crave the crown. In Tolkien’s T

The Birth of Self — The Yale LogosMay 1, 2025 | By Emma Ventresca BF ‘26 Transformation is a “coming into” ourselves, a metamorphosis rather than discrete change that fundamentally alters who we are. In the words of philosopher and theologian Karl Rahner, “True 'becoming' must be conceived as something 'becoming more', as the

On Education — The Yale LogosMay 1, 2025 | By Isaac Oberman BF ‘26 What does it mean to be an adult? To define it against time, adulthood is the state after childhood. It follows then that adulthood results from growth and development, in which one progresses past the state of childhood that one is born into. From here, w

Tree Rings of the Soul — The Yale LogosMay 1, 2025 | By Raleigh Adams YDS ‘26 “What if the sadness never leaves?” That’s the question I couldn’t stop thinking about after ChatGPT told me my patterns and blind spots based on our chat histories. Number one was “your emotional residue lingers”; that “your heartbreak still shows up—b

AlumniPieces from Alumni can be found below.

Mr. Nathan Moran ’24

A Funeral Song — The Yale Logos

Ms. Sharla Moody ’22

Better Than Happiness — The Yale Logos

Ms. Vienna Scott ’21

The Age of the Prophets Has Ended (Or So We Thought) — The Yale Logos

Mr. Justin Ferrugia ’24

Making Sense of Destruction — The Yale Logos

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