Colleges & Universities

This November, recognize Native American Heritage Month with speakers exploring Indigenous history, cultural traditions, representation, community leadership, and health.

Variety has named Rebekah Taussig one of its 10 Screenwriters to Watch for 2026, recognizing her work co-writing the upcoming film Being Heumann.

Eric Liu’s Live Like a Citizen has reached No. 66 on the USA TODAY Best-Selling Booklist, marking a new milestone for his latest book on citizenship and civic life.

Forbes Africa has named Ellen Johnson Sirleaf among its 15 Icons, recognizing the former Liberian president’s enduring influence on leadership and governance.

Eric Liu’s new book, Live Like a Citizen, arrives October 13, exploring eight practices for strengthening civic life, human connection, participation, and democracy.

Politics is everywhere, but understanding what is actually happening has become more complicated as audiences encounter news, commentary and political information across an expanding media landscape.

Mental health has become one of the most important issues shaping the college experience. Students are navigating academic pressure, burnout, anxiety, grief, identity, recovery and the challenge of building healthy relationships while adapting to constant change.

Basketball made Chamique Holdsclaw a star. Her decision to speak openly about mental health and recovery gave that success a larger purpose. As she enters the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame, her journey shows why she is one of today's most powerful mental health keynote speakers.

College is about more than earning a degree. It's about finding connection, building relationships, and becoming part of a community.