Results of a new survey reveal that the majority of Americans believe the country’s colleges and universities play an important part in society, and have a positive impact on individual lives.
Duke University announced today the establishment of an interdisciplinary center that will apply legal and scientific research to criminal justice reform. Brandon Garrett, a leading scholar of criminal procedure, the death penalty, and wrongful convictions will lead the Center for Science and Justice.
The Charles Koch Institute’s Jesse Blumenthal on the value of diverse partners joining together to support innovative efforts like Social Science One.
Charles Koch, founder of the Charles Koch Foundation, and Brian Hooks, president of the Charles Koch Foundation, recently co-wrote an op-ed in the Washington Post calling for a bottom-up approach to today’s challenges
Charles Koch, founder of the Charles Koch Foundation, was recently featured on The Tim Ferriss Show, a podcast selected as the “Best of” Apple Podcasts three years in a row.
A great tradition is revived thanks to the launch of the National HBCU Speech and Debate League, which teaches students critical thinking, empathy, and leadership through debate.
Bowling Green State University recently announced plans to expand offerings within its Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law major, which provides students with an integrated curriculum that draws on the methods and insights of those disciplines.
A school called Minerva is reinventing the university with a unique blend of coursework that emphasizes experimental learning.
TEL Library is pleased to announce the Charles Koch Foundation’s support for its new Experiential Learning Project and its corresponding conference.
Heterodox Academy released a new data visualization tool that analyzes research on the issue of what college students think about the First Amendment.
