Please join us for a discussion with Randy Barnett on his new memoir, Felony Review: Tales of True Crime and Corruption in Chicago, a gripping behind-the-scenes account of his years as a young prosecutor in the Cook County State’s Attorney’s Office during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

As the nation approaches the 250th anniversary of America’s Founding, Cato University on Campus will explore how the enduring principles of individual liberty, free expression, and limited government outlined in the Declaration of Independence remain essential to civic life.

By invitation only. For more information, please contact Serena Home at (202) 218‑4602 / shome@​cato.​org.

Join us for a rich conversation about liberty and the enduring promise of 1776.

For more information, please contact Josh Ferencik at jferencik@​cato.​org or 202–216‑1465.

Social Security is widely portrayed as a self-financed program with a long-term trust fund shortfall problem.

Cato University is the Cato Institute’s premier educational conference for college and graduate students.

Each Cato University program explores classical liberal philosophy as a foundation for considering current policy issues. This specialized program for outstanding law students provides a unique opportunity to engage directly with Cato’s leading legal scholars on pressing issues in criminal justice

Cato University is the Cato Institute’s premier educational conference for college and graduate students.

Join leading scholars, historians, and policymakers to explore why American financial markets became the envy of the world, how they have contributed to prosperity, and what role Washington should—or should not—play in sustaining them.

For more information, please contact Serena Home at (202) 218‑4602 or shome@​cato.​org.