“The emergence of AI is pushing everyone into understanding what education ultimately means.”
Mr. May has now authored a book detailing how history’s great thinkers provide invaluable insights into some of the most critical technological challenges of our times.
Dr. Seeley explains the effects of astronomy on history and culture, and why its study is an important part of a liberal education.
Two months after he graduated from Thomas Aquinas College in 2018, Thomas O’Hara married classmate Misha (Johnston ’18), and the couple departed for Prague …
Olivia Cobb (’16) reports from Washington University in St. Louis, where she is “studying biostatistics and loving every minute of it” in one of the field’s top programs.
Link to an interview with Daina Andreis (’09), a metadata technician with the Digital Resources Division of the Law Library of Congress
Aaron Lee (’07) works the University of Maryland’s Joint Quantum Institute, conducting research in the areas of atomic physics, condensed matter, and quantum information.