Placing young researchers at the center of a community of scholars, with access to a major research library, the ACM Newberry Seminar is the only program of its kind in the United States.
High-achieving, low-income students shy away from top-tier, aid-heavy colleges because they simply do not know what attendance would actually cost them.
Don’t be an extended tourist! The best study abroad programs are ones that offer homestays.
Students should know the consequences of sexual misconduct just as well as they do with plagiarism, and often times this isn’t the case.
Paul Lukacs was elected as the new Vice President of Phi Beta Kappa at the organization’s 44th Triennial Council in Denver.
Phi Beta Kappa’s fist John Hope Franklin Award was presented to Bette Napoli Harris, James Lightner, and Don Wyatt at the 44th Triennial Council.
On October 9th at its 44th Triennial Council, Phi Beta Kappa welcomed nine new members to the Phi Beta Kappa Senate.
On November 17, Alpha of Virginia at the College of William & Mary hosted a salon to discuss the college’s past and how to curate the symbols that we inherit from previous generations.
Creighton University’s Phi Beta Kappa Chapter welcomes Visiting Scholar Mae Ngai, Lung Family Professor of Asian American Studies and Professor of History at Columbia University.
Ranking the value of colleges based on the ultimate earnings of their graduates radically narrows the concept of what college is supposed to be for.
ΦBK member Warren Durrett, Director of Analytics at FEV, believes young tech companies need thinkers who can translate new ideas to the market, thinkers like liberal arts majors.
If forensic anthropology expands our understanding of one another and contributes to our evolving human story, shouldn’t it have a permanent place in the liberal arts curriculum?
