…NGO focused on conflict resolution education in Israel-Palestine. “The experiences that have impacted me the most in my life are those in which an entirely new world opens up: a…

…Threads emerging where Twitter has receded, the temptation has been to celebrate the promise of these new services and their visions of alternative governance structures that empower consumers. Unfortunately, they…

…for New York magazine, The New York Times Magazine, and George, where he served as a contributing editor. He teaches in the political science department at UCLA. Kendra Brooks is…

…Ferguson, “Critical University Studies,” #MoreThanDiversity Campaign, University of Chicago. Jason Thomas Wozniak, Christopher Newfield, Eleni Schirmer, “Rebudgeting the University,” A New Deal for Higher Education, AAUP Ruth Wilson Gilmore, “Making…

…of success and of art is sort of so relentlessly outward driven. You’re really thinking carefully about how to connect with audiences and communities. How to do service and work…

…they taught more students in the distant past than they actually did, and newer faculty sometimes do not have enough experiential perspective on shifts in enrollments or number of majors….

…not necessarily partisan either. The fact that some university administrations acted forcefully in the courts against more restrictive visa policies for international students suggests that there is room to consider…

not only as the best continuing education, but also as a public service. After one year in the newsroom, she became Scott Pelley’s editorial assistant at the Evening News, and…

…hundreds of policy-focused organizations around the world – governments, nonprofits, businesses, and international organizations – that have integrated behavioral economics into their work. In this event, Swarthmore Professor Syon Bhanot,…