Statesman Henry Kissinger (ΦBK, Harvard, 1950) suggests how the U.S., NATO, and Russia can reach a peaceful resolution to the current conflicts in Crimea.
Throughout Adam Falk’s many years of involvement with ΦBK, his views of the organization have changed as his career path altered his perspective.
Can a liberal arts education teach the current generation of students to thrive in a world that does not revolve around them?
With the help of the Visiting Scholars Program, Burge has been able to plant new seeds in the minds of undergraduate students.
Interview with Phi Beta Kappa member Vivienne Kruger about her insights into Balinese culture and cuisine.
Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes’ (ΦBK, Goucher College, 1917) impressive legacy at Goucher helps students in the liberal arts transcend disciplinary boundaries.
Michio Kaku’s (ΦBK, Harvard, 1968) most recent book predicts and explains the most cutting-edge research in brain function.
Member Alex Wissner-Gross’s has proposed an equation for intelligence that has the potential to greatly alter our use of robotics and computer programming.
In his new book, ΦBK member Cal Newport says the key to success is getting really good at a rare and valuable skill, and then learning how to leverage it.
The story behind Thomas Eakins’ painting A May Morning in the Park (1879) reveals a remarkable bond between painter and subject, Fairman Rogers (ΦBK, University of Pennsylvania, 1853).
Annie Clark (ΦBK, UNC Chapel Hill, 2011) is a founder of End Rape on Campus, fighting to hold colleges and universities accountable for how they handle sexual misconduct.
Andrew Rossi, director of Page One: Inside the New York Times (2011), again turns to the topic of institutional instability in this new documentary film about higher education.
