Richard Maibaum (ΦBK, University of Iowa), best known for writing and co-writing 13 films in the James Bond franchise, shares his thoughts on writing and the writing process.
Arielle Pierson (ΦBK, University of Pennsylvania) and her mother, Stephanie Pierson, both celebrated their graduation on May 18.
Stacy London (ΦBK, Vassar College), host of What Not to Wear, advocates for body inclusivity, small business, and mental health.
This year’s winners are Doyle Calhoun, a doctoral candidate in French at Yale University, and Madison Mainwaring, a doctoral candidate at Yale University.
ΦBK chapters quickly adapt to the new realities facing higher education and host virtual ΦBK induction ceremonies this commencement season.
How will COVID-19 affect higher education in America? Secretary Lawrence offers his insights on funding, globalization, online learning, and more.
The Honorable Elijah Cummings (ΦBK, Howard University) was a fervent civil rights advocate and American politician who served in the United States House of Representatives for Maryland’s 7th congressional district from 1996 until his death in 2019.
After working at WABC-TV’s Eyewitness News for 30 years, Jay Ben Adlersberg (ΦBK, University of Pittsburgh) recently joined NY Health to continue to serve the community.
Edward Larson (ΦBK, Williams College) talks about his relationship with Phi Beta Kappa through the years and his most recent book, Franklin & Washington: The Founding Partnership.
A Virginia-based pediatrician and the first African American Rhodes Scholar from Mississippi, Moore will be inducted at UM as an alumni member this April.
Read about ΦΒΚ winners and finalists for this year’s MacArthur Foundation Fellowships, Root 100, Carnegie Medals, Nobel and Pulitzer Prizes.
Since 1956, the Society’s Visiting Scholar Program has been offering undergraduates the opportunity to spend time with some of America’s most distinguished scholars.
