Join us on Sunday, November 15th at 5:30 PM for another Franklin Society Debate, this time at Salernos!

The Franklin Society provides a forum for students to engage in thoughtful, respectful discussions on significant issues facing our nation and the world. This month's debate will explore the question: "Should the United States reduce its role as the world's police?"

This timely discussion will examine the United States' role in international affairs, encouraging participants to consider competing perspectives on foreign policy, national security, and global leadership. Whether you plan to participate in the debate or simply listen, all viewpoints are welcome in an atmosphere of civil discourse.

Dinner will be provided, and transportation to and from Fancy Hill will be available for students. We hope you'll join us for an evening of engaging conversation, respectful debate, and intellectual exchange.

Space is limited, so be sure to sign up in advance using the QR code on the flyer, clicking HERE, or by contacting info@thegeneralsredoubt.us. We look forward to welcoming you to Fancy Hill for an evening of thoughtful discussion, respectful debate, and meaningful conversation.

Learn more about the Franklin Society here.

Invitation Policy: Participation in Franklin Society debates is by invitation. The Generals Redoubt reserves the right to accept, decline, or withdraw invitations in order to maintain a balanced exchange of perspectives, encourage broad participation throughout the semester, and cultivate a diverse forum that includes students, alumni, faculty, staff, and members of the Lexington community. Preference may be given to individuals who have not previously participated during the current season.