Students, alumni and professors celebrated the importance of voting and reflected on the role of American democracy in global affairs at the Democracy Day International Luncheon this Tuesday. Stanford ...

U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings was an avid advocate for children and their civic education, famously saying, "Children are our messengers to a future we will never see." His longtime friend and fellow ...

As state legislatures threaten American democracy with gerrymandering, voter suppression and election subversion, congressional inaction threatens to reprise its past institutional failures. Each ...

The authors’ excitement for artificial intelligence is infectious and their understanding affords a glimpse beyond the ...

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This week on the show, we’re honored to welcome Lt. Gen. Charles D. Luckey (Retired), former Chief of the United States Army Reserve, joining host Rev. Paul Brandeis Raushenbush. He’s a combat veteran ...

The military's involvement in civil institutions can undermine democracy and weaken the military's capacity as the state's ...

Five Harvard Kennedy School professors discussed the role of dissent and discussion in democracy and on university campuses at an Institute of Politics forum on Thursday. The event — moderated by HKS ...

The most obvious shift? How easily people can reach those in power. Filing a complaint once meant letters, queues, or town-hall nights. Today it might be a service portal, a tagged post, or a virtual ...

Remarks prepared by Michael Suarez, University Professor and director of the Rare Book School, to deliver to the University of Virginia Class of 2025 on May 17 on the Lawn. Thank you, Mr. Rector.

Philanthropy is crucial to sustaining and strengthening democracy, now more than ever. Trust-based philanthropy, like democracy, happens through practice. Both require commitment, rigor, and ...