The most striking takeaway of the course, though, is the intense focus on winning. And it’s not the kind of victory where you ...

Michael Sandel on the Berggruen Prize, the Administration's attacks on universities, and the danger of a meritocracy ...

Columnist Eden Liu argues recent changes to the Board of Trustees could risk a resetting of rules for free expression every ...

My supervisor, fully aware of my incurable weakness for a good talk, suggested I listen to Montaser Marai, a ...

In 2011, Martin McGuinness, the former leader of the Provisional IRA (Irish Republican Army), ran for president of the Republic of Ireland. Over the four decades of his public life, McGuinness had ...

The Pan-African movement was disrupted by world events in the 1930s and 1940s and did not hold a congress again until after ...

Legal and economic experts have called for renewed commitment to the rule of law, institutional reform, and policy ...

In the early days of the United States, when most aspiring attorneys learned through apprenticeships and informal study, one small Connecticut institution quietly revolutionized legal education.

Students and faculty gathered in the Anthropology Building on Oct. 20 to hear professors from Emory University’s Department of Political Science preview their Spring 2026 courses, many of which were ...

We’re being told that all political violence is unacceptable. Why doesn’t the US-backed genocide of our people count? A pro-Palesitine demonstrator who ended up with a bloody nose is taken into ...

Political attitudes and opinions can and do shift, sometimes drastically. Recent psychological research from Washington ...