Liberal arts and sciences education fosters the sustained engagement of free individuals committed to our shared values of justice, liberty, human dignity, and the equality of persons Continue reading →
Adam Phillippy (ΦBK, Loyola University Maryland) discusses the genesis of his career and his thoughts about the importance of Phi Beta Kappa. Continue reading →
With generous support from the Gray Foundation, Phi Beta Kappa’s Call to Serve networking reception was held June 22 on Capitol Hill as part of the 2023 Key into Public Service Conference. Continue reading →
On September 13, the Society hosted Avenues to Advocacy and Nonprofit Careers, a national, virtual panel discussion that featured ΦΒΚ members who are engaged in mission-focused work addressing diverse issues via community programs, government affairs, messaging campaigns, and more. Continue reading →
Education grounded in the liberal arts and sciences—including the education centered at the world’s great natural history museums—is essential for the strength of our workforce, the engagement of our citizenry, and the solution of the most vexing challenges to people and to the planet. Continue reading →
Looking for you next great read? Try one of the titles on our 2023 ΦBK book awards short list. Continue reading →
Tiya Miles. Random House, 2021. 385 pages. $28.00. Continue reading →
Chanda Prescod-Weinstein. Bold Type Books, 2021. 318 pages. $28.00. Continue reading →
Robert Morgan. Press 53, 2023. 188 pages. $19.95. Continue reading →