What does it take to be an “influencer”? Not the kind that flood our screens with aspirational brunches and curated skincare routines, but the kind easily overlooked, the […]
Ethics / Finance / Policy
Posted on:
Fiscal Discipline and a Compassionate Social Fabric
Yesterday, during my business ethics lectures, I saw firsthand how certain core values can resonate across the political spectrum. My students, coming from varied backgrounds and beliefs, found […]
Finance / Healthcare / Policy / Rights and Equality
Posted on:
What Tomorrow Brings.
In times of great change, the most important thing we can hold onto is our hope. Tomorrow is more than just a date on the calendar; it’s a […]
Media / Sports / Stories
Posted on:
The Bat & The Glove
Our world that often demands specialization and because of that, the rarest of multifaceted talents stand apart. There are athletes who can perform heroics on one side of […]
Ethics / Policy / Rights and Equality
Posted on:
A Fragile Moment.
My most popular column this year was Peace in Our Times. Conversations about peace continue to resonate with many, even amidst shifting political landscapes and an election that […]
Education / Ethics / Policy / Rights and Equality
Posted on:
Ready to Vote? Your Ultimate Guide to Election Day Prep
Voting day isn’t just a day; it’s a vital exercise in democracy. Your vote is your voice, a powerful tool to shape the future of our country. But […]
Education / Finance / Healthcare / Policy / Rights and Equality
Posted on:
Promises in Progress: Why Biden’s Major Bills Aren’t Resonating—Yet
It’s easy for impactful achievements to be overshadowed by the noise of immediate concerns and skepticism. Yet, the Biden administration’s four cornerstone bills—the American Rescue Plan, Bipartisan Infrastructure […]
Ethics / Media / Policy / Rights and Equality
Posted on:
A Generation Divided by Gender and Politics
The 2024 election has become a fascinating referendum on gender roles, especially among Gen Z voters. There’s an undeniable trend: young women are breaking for Kamala Harris, while […]
Education / Ethics / Media / Policy
Posted on:
How Occupy Wall Street Changed Activism
In the fall of 2011, a group of disenchanted citizens gathered in Zuccotti Park in New York City, setting in motion what would become one of the most […]
Education / Ethics / Finance / Healthcare / Policy
Posted on:
Profit Over Patients: Examining the Ethics of Pharmaceutical Pricing
The pharmaceutical industry in the United States holds a unique and controversial position when it comes to drug pricing. Unlike other developed nations, the U.S. allows drug companies […]