R. J. Snell

R. J. Snell lives near the charming town of Princeton, which would be almost perfect if it enjoyed colder and longer winters, as this Canadian thinks natural and fitting. The fact that his children and wife live there (almost) redeems the overly warm weather.

He is director of academic programs at the Witherspoon Institute and editor-in-chief of Public Discourse, as well as visiting instructor at Princeton University.

He writes and teaches on Thomas Aquinas and contemporary Thomism, Bernard Lonergan, natural law, and the liberal arts.