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Features
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As the Leavey School of Business celebrates its centennial,
faculty apply ethics and innovation in equal measure
to tackle AI and other impactful innovations.Ahead of the Curve
Madeleine Albright, 10 Jul 2015
15 min read
Economy and security in the 21st century
A President’s Speaker Series address by the former secretary of state. Diplomacy is no game of chess today, she says. Think billiards.
By Sam Scott ’96, 6 Jul 2015
3 min read
The coolest thing ever
Julie Johnston ’14 carried the U.S. World Cup team’s defense during their triumph over Japan.
John Seibert Farnsworth, 15 Apr 2019
11 min read
Headwinds
The adult world underappreciates delight. It goes hand in hand with discovery—and gratitude. Field notes from the Sea of Cortez.
Steven Boyd Saum and Riley O'Connell ’19, 15 Apr 2019
13 min read
Each Story I Hear
Personal tales and hard truths: conversations with writer Khaled Hosseini ’88
Words by Deborah Lohse. Illustrations by Ellen Weinstein, 15 Apr 2019
9 min read
A Curious Case
Sanjiv Das and a tale of machine learning, mortgages, and mistaken identity.
Steven Boyd Saum, 10 Apr 2019
6 min read
Query Results
What questions should we be asking about ethics and artificial intelligence? Here are six that we asked Irina Raicu J.D. ’09.
Dorian Llywelyn, S.J. , 10 Apr 2019
8 min read
Technology, Wonder, & Us
How do we ensure space for the experience of wonder? Good science and good technology need literacy in being authentically human
Tracy Seipel and Tina Vossugh, 25 Oct 2018
4 min read
Found in Translation
A Pulitzer-winning story of two Syrian refugee families reaches the world.
Holy Land
Ron Hansen M.A. ’95, 25 Oct 2018
8 min read
A Journey Through the
Holy Land
Israel—from a hazy gray sea, to the House of Bread, to the Hill of the Skull.
Sam Farmer, 25 Oct 2018
7 min read
Superman
Loping interloper with more fundamentals than flash. And boy did Kurt Rambis ’80 work.
Mark Purdy, 25 Oct 2018
8 min read
Fight Every Day
An exclusive interview with basketball hall-of-famer Steve Nash ’96
Michael S. Malone ’75, MBA ’77, 25 Oct 2018
18 min read
Maps and Legends
Five missions, a Boy Scout, a maverick priest, and reconciling past and present.
Deborah Lohse, 13 Sep 2018
6 min read
Tomorrow Never Knows
Chris was too young to die. But not to save five lives.
By Michael A. Santoro and Robert Shanklin, 16 May 2018
3 min read
The Avocado Toast on the Wall: The Paradox of China’s Rise
An update to one president’s maxim on trying to control the internet—even in a society where control is a top priority.