As of November 2024, we stand at an unprecedented juncture in American history. Donald Trump has won reelection, reclaiming the Oval Office while simultaneously shaking off most of […]
Sports
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Ovechkin’s March Toward Immortality
I do not watch alot of hockey. Like golf and motorsports, it loses something in the translation to television but Alexander Ovechkin’s pursuit of Wayne Gretzky’s all-time goal […]
Climate / Education / Policy
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COP 29: Turning Rhetoric into Reality
The road to COP 29 is paved with both hope and urgency. As the world converges in Azerbaijan to continue the fight against climate change, the stakes have […]
Education / Policy
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Assessing Trump’s Prospects for Dismantling the Department of Education
As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to assume office, one of his prominent campaign pledges—the elimination of the U.S. Department of Education—has garnered significant attention. This proposal raises critical […]
Ethics / Policy / Rights and Equality
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Jefferson’s Lab
On November 5th, 2024, former President Donald Trump secured a return to the Oval Office, capturing 312 electoral votes, the popular vote, and every major swing state. This […]
Art / Education / Ethics / Rights and Equality / Stories
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3 People You Need to Know: Diane Nash, James Balog, and Waris Dirie
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
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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
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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
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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
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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 […]