Join the Phi Beta Kappa Association of the Chicago Area to discuss privacy and security in the digital age with experts Fred Cate and Bob Sloan, June 29.
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With rising tuition rates, and inquiries into future changes in college student demographics, the pressing question becomes: how to handle student debt?
Thinking critically about the experiences that challenge students the most while abroad will isolate significant developmental moments that could not have happened anywhere else.
A new teaching philosophy for computer science helps bridge the gap between skills learned in the humanities and those learned in the sciences and engineering.
The University of Maine Humanities Initiative sees community engagement as essential for the long-term health and revitalization of the humanities.
Humanities scholars must make the case for the public value of their work much more effectively than they have in recent years if they expect public funding to improve.
Students who pursue degrees that are not career-specific have the added advantage of versatility and adaptability in the workplace.
Phi Beta Kappa member Laura Silver dishes on one of the world’s greatest comfort foods, the knish.
Will using computers to grade papers damage the relationship between teachers and students that many believe is an essential part of education?
This two-volume history of the evolution of Western law is the work of husband-and-wife ΦBK members John Ecklund and Constance C. Ecklund.
Combining digital technology with traditional humanities studies is changing the way students think about their education and adaptability on the job market.
