Ilyssa Levins, a ΦBK graduate of New York University, has been named 2014 STAR by the Healthcare Businesswomen’s Association.
E-reading opens us to channels of knowledge with a largesse of offerings that proves dizzying to catalog. With the overabundance of information, however, come several challenges.
While many students chose to do internships or study abroad, these are not the only ways to gain an experiential learning credit at a liberal arts institution.
ΦBK Association of the Chicago Area honors Andrew Alexander of The Second City with their Distinguished Service Award.
Fareed Zakaria’s newest book encourages students to follow their passions, pursue a broad education, and, above all, learn to think for themselves.
M.J. Payne’s recently published book, The Remembered Self: A Journey Into the Heart of the Beast, looks into the world of sex trafficking of children.
Tara Zhara, a professor of East European history at the University of Chicago, has been named a 2014 MacArthur Fellow.
The benefits of studying abroad may be self-evident for students majoring in subjects like history or anthropology, but the benefits for science majors are less obvious.
Before J.K. Rowling and George Lucas, Burroughs captivated a generation, inspiring a thirst for adventure and opening minds to new ideas and worlds of possibility.
Du Bois considered scholarly critique of social conditions to be the key to a healthy democratic society, a key often obtainable only by those with access to a liberal education.
An essay on the value of a liberal education by Phi Beta Kappa Secretary John Churchill, Rhodes Magazine, Fall 2014.
Russian poet and honorary Phi Beta Kappa member Yevgeny Yevtushenko reads at the University of Dallas and shares his passion for the extended family of humanity.
