Three lessons in particular emerge from the crisis, the first two of which concern the critical importance of the liberal arts and sciences for our time. Continue reading →
Amanda Gorman (ΦBK, Harvard University) recited “The Hill We Climb” at the January 20 Inauguration of President Joe Biden. Continue reading →
The Society is pleased to announce the selection of 20 remarkable recipients of $5,000 undergraduate scholarships given to liberal arts and science majors with a demonstrated interest in public sector work. Continue reading →
Ned Block, Silver Professor of Philosophy, Psychology, and Neural Science at New York University, and Ian Phillips, Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Psychological and Brain Sciences at Johns Hopkins University, are this year’s winning professors. Continue reading →
Camille Reiko Acosta from UCLA and Annie Laurens de Saussure from Lafayette College are this year’s fellowship recipients. Continue reading →
In January of this year, H. Annita Zhong (ΦBK, MIT) was named one of 95 lawyers in the Los Angeles Business Journal’s list of “Minority Leaders of Influence.” Continue reading →
Author, attorney, and two-time heart transplant survivor Amy Silverstein (ΦBK, New York University) prepares to launch a new Apple TV+ series based her latest memoir, My Glory Was I Had Such Friends. Continue reading →
Sarah Parcak. Henry Holt and Co., 2019. 288 pages. $30.00. Continue reading →
Matthew Salesses. Catapult, 2021. 228 pages. $16.95. Continue reading →
Nicholas Buccola. Princeton University Press, 2019. 482 pages. $29.95. Continue reading →
