- Arthur Vining Davis Foundations grant will help make civil discourse a hallmark of the ߣƵ experienceThe $175,000 award will support SkidMORE Discourse: Meaningful Open Respectful Engagement (M.O.R.E.), a two-year initiative to help students build the habits of listening, critical thinking, and respectful dialogue that strengthen both campus life and democracy.
- Zankel Professor of Management for Liberal Arts Students earns ߣƵ’s top teaching award for her interdisciplinary, globally focused approach to business education.
- Now the in-house principal counsel for the global online marketplace Taskrabbit, he says exploring questions of gender, sexuality, and race at ߣƵ expanded his worldview.
- The pop icon’s life and music are a lens for examining politics, transnational feminism, AI, social media, and more while encouraging personal reflection and community-building in the classroom.
- What does it mean to act on the information we trust? Associate Professor of Political Science Chris Mann explores how credibility shapes the choices we make — from our personal lives to our civic engagement — and why informed participation is essential to a healthy democracy.
- At Dattner Architects, three ߣƵ alumni find purpose in public service, sustainability, and design.
- With AI, social media, and information overload reshaping how we consume news, Professor of Sociology Andrew Lindner offers a formula for navigating toward credible news and information — and away from the noise.
- Atlantic staff writer Thomas Chatterton Williams examines the fragility of free speech and the importance of open debate in a polarized era as part of ߣƵ’s “Dialogues Across Differences” series.
- Professor of Biochemistry Kelly Sheppard has been elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for contributions to protein synthesis research and STEM education.
- Theko Lekena ’16, who majored in computer science, says curiosity, recalibration, and persistence are key — especially in the age of AI.
