Phi Beta Kappa believes that a liberal arts and sciences education requires the ability to inquire deeply and to express oneself freely. This is why freedom of inquiry and freedom of expression have served among our indispensable hallmarks. Continue reading →
“One of the most important things about Phi Beta Kappa is that it keeps alive the importance of the liberal arts. It is a real mark of deep commitment to high-quality learning and teaching.” —Marjorie Hass (ΦBK, Austin College), President of the Council of Independent Colleges Continue reading →
While higher education faces significant challenges both on and off campus, supporters of the arts and sciences can change the conversation. Continue reading →
The ΦBK Visiting Scholar Program offers undergraduates the opportunity to spend time with some of America’s most distinguished scholars. Find out which scholars will be representing the program this year! Continue reading →
When it comes to human activities such as creating and critiquing, we flesh-and-blood mortals must remain the deciders as to how much power we are willing to cede to the machine. Continue reading →
Looking for your next great read? Find out what award-winning author and ΦBK Visiting Scholar Natalia Molina recommends. Continue reading →
Jennifer Raff. Twelve Books, 2022. 360 pages. $30.00. Continue reading →
Deborah Cohen. Random House, 2022. 592 pages. $30.00. Continue reading →
Daphne Kalotay. Northwestern University Press, 2023. 221 pages. $20.00. Continue reading →
