5 Key Takeaways from Our Enduring Excellence Conversation with Steven Swartz
Steve Swartz shares lessons on stewardship, mission-driven business, and building a company that endures across generations.
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From VAR Booth to the Study of Philosophy: MLA Student Heads to the World Cup
Joe Dickerson’s work as a World Cup VAR official and Master of Liberal Arts student brings new meaning to the study of judgment.
Lifelong Learning Takes the Spotlight on NewsNation
Dean Seth Green and Graham student Lee Greenfield discuss the growing interest in liberal arts education among adults on NewsNation.
Jacqueline Victor Appointed as Inaugural Katia Mitova Distinguished Instructor
A new instructorship honors excellence in teaching, mentorship, and intellectual community within the Basic Program.
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From VAR Booth to the Study of Philosophy: MLA Student Heads to the World Cup
Joe Dickerson’s work as a World Cup VAR official and Master of Liberal Arts student brings new meaning to the study of judgment.
From Foreign Service to Building a Better Internet
How a former diplomat embraced new possibilities in the UChicago MLA.
Building Skills for a Changing Workforce
Master of Liberal Arts Student, Felix Quayson, reflects on education, technology, and the future of work.
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Historians Made Elsewhere Than at Rome: Polybius and Josephus on the Roman Empire
This lecture examines how historians from conquered societies wrote about the Roman Empire.
Some Ways Kant’s First Critique Sets Up His Ethics
This lecture examines how the Critique of Pure Reason helps explain Kant’s moral philosophy.
Reflecting on 250 Years of U.S. Foreign Policy
A conversation with John J. Mearsheimer and Jennifer A. Lind on the history and founding ideas that shape U.S. relations beyond its borders.