Drone Diplomacy: America’s Intervention Problem
A new research project aims to tally the bill of American military intervention and spotlight the need for a return to diplomacy and statesmanship.
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Charles Koch Foundation Supports Xavier University’s Williams College of Business
Xavier University’s Williams College of Business recently announced that it received a $500,000 gift from the Charles Koch Foundation to help support the Stephen S. Smith Center.
New University of Florida Initiative to Examine the Role and Impact of Digital Markets
The University of Florida announced a new initiative within its Warrington College of Business focusing on the role and impact of growing digital markets.
Celebrating the Fifth Anniversary of our Partnership with UNCF
June 2019 marks the fifth anniversary of our partnership with the United Negro College Fund (UNCF), and we’re excited to celebrate their efforts, including the UNCF/Koch Scholars Program.
The Charles Koch Foundation Supports the Expansion of Notre Dame’s Constitutional Studies Program
In support of the expansion of Notre Dame’s Constitutional Studies Program, the Charles Koch Foundation has given a $1.5 million gift to the university.
Santa Clara University Receives Gift for the Ciocca Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship
In support of Santa Clara’s vision for expanding its entrepreneurial efforts, the Charles Koch Foundation’s gift of $4 million accompanies a gift of $7 million from Santa Clara alumna Carlyse Franzia Ciocca ’77 and her husband and founder of the Wine Group, Arthur Ciocca.
Kansas State to Create Center for Principled Business in K-State’s College of Business Administration
Kansas State University’s College of Business Administration announced the creation of its new Center for Principled Business.
Embrace Unlikely Allies, Charles Koch Foundation President Brian Hooks Tells Philanthropy Leaders
To be truly transformational in the future, philanthropic foundations need to be willing to take risks and work with unlikely allies, even if our differences cause us to feel “really uncomfortable.”
UNC-Chapel Hill Launches New Field of Study on Political Polarization
Kurt Gray, associate professor of psychology and neuroscience at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has developed his academic career around understanding the origins of intolerance. The next step in his pursuits comes today as the university’s College of Arts & Sciences announces the launch of a Center for the Science of Moral Understanding.
Telling Another’s Story
Narrative 4’s story exchange program captures the power of storytelling to foster empathy, build trust, and create a feeling of belonging and connection.