Since it published its first college guide in 1998, tens of thousands of parents and their college-aged children have come to depend on ISI for informed and independent judgments of the prevailing intellectual, political, and social environments at America’s top colleges and universities.

"With today's promulgation of the Latin typical edition...the task of composing the Catechism, begun in 1986, is brought to a close.... The Church now has at her disposal this new, authoritative exposition of the one and perennial apostolic faith.

 

"By far the best college guide in America."
—Thomas Sowell

Choosing the Right College is the indispensable resource for students—and their parents—who want to know what really goes on at America's top schools.

 

Written in 598 questions and answer, this 200-page volume offers a quick synopsis of the essential contents of the faith. It is a unique tool for parents, pastors, teachers, principals, and catechists.

 

A frivolous argument or inflated claim is often dismissed with the reply, "That’s just rhetoric!" But as Scott Crider explains in The Office of Assertion, the classical tradition of rhetoric is both a productive and a liberal art.

This exquisite poster-sized illustration (28 x 40 in.) of the history of the Papacy shows on one page the unique and direct link Catholics have to Christ.

This full-color chart features a biographical sketch and a medallion-sized image of all 263 successors of St.

Start the Presses! provides a blueprint for starting a college newspaper outside the normal restrictive boundaries of today's college campus. It features anecdotes from actual students engaged in independent college journalism, and, because of this, the handbook acts as a kind of primer on the state of American higher education.

The Writer's Workshop takes an approach to teaching writing that is new only because it is so old. Today, rhetoric and composition typically proceed by ignoring what was done for 2,500 years in Western education.