An American exchange student in Belgium explains how being open to diversity and change, and listening to the voices around us, helps us to become better citizens of our world.
Interdisciplinary learning opens up possibilities that span different occupational fields, making liberal arts majors more adaptable in a labor market where change is the norm.
Reading aloud as adults encourages social and intellectual engagement and cultivates a mindset of curiosity and the pursuit of lifelong learning.
Lori Adams, Deputy Director of the Latham Science Engagement Initiative & Chapter Historian at University of Iowa, explains how a liberal education fosters scientific creativity.
NeuWrite is a growing international movement that brings scientists and creative producers of all kinds together, many of them Phi Beta Kappa members.
One of the most celebrated poets of the 20th century, Cullen graduated Phi Beta Kappa from New York University in 1925.
ΦBK member David Madden resurrects the world of the Old London Bridge in his stunning new historical novel.
In addition to the great achievements of humanity—art, music, language, technology, and science itself—Darwin’s theory of evolution sheds light on problems such as depression and anxiety.
Williams College valedictorian and ΦBK member Ivan Badinsky discusses higher education, Phi Beta Kappa, and the pursuit of living well.
Are you an expert at deceiving yourself? What does it cost to admit the truth? Watch ΦBK member and clinical psychologist Cortney S. Warren’s TEDx talk about her new book, Lies We Tell Ourselves.
Roxy Kushner has been selected for one of three one-time scholarships to be awarded at UC Santa Cruz, Louisiana State University, and the University of Minnesota.
Gamma of Massachusetts Historian Steven Fix on the intrigue, jealousy, and triumph of founding a Phi Beta Kappa chapter at Williams College.
