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In his candid memoir, the author writes honestly about bullying, substance abuse, depression, isolation, and other issues stutterers like him face.

Rönnlund, co-author of "Factfulness," spoke to the ���ϲ����� community on Sept. 27 for the 2022-23 Common Reading lecture.

The 12-member cohort celebrated its acceptance to the Periclean Scholars Program during a ceremony held in McKinnon Hall on April 5.

More than 900 ���ϲ����� students, faculty and staff travel on 37 global programs this January, including 28 programs offered through the Isabella Cannon Global Education Center (GEC), three graduate programs, and six Fellows cohorts.

The 2018 book by Swedish physician Rosling and his children focuses on why society as a whole assumes the worst and how the truth is actually not as a bad as we think.

As part of their sophomore Periclean coursework, members of the Periclean Scholars Class of 2024 created interactive exercises and discussion questions related to the Common Reading, and worked with fellow ���ϲ����� students as peer-educators to facilitate engagement with this text.

Best-selling and award-winning author Jason Reynolds delivered the Common Reading lecture on Tuesday, Sept. 21, focused on his work on this year's selection, "Stamped: Racism, Antiracism, and You."

In this essay, Director of Project Pericles and Professor of Psychology Mathew Gendle elevates Sri Lanka’s Sarvodaya movement as a model for populist solutions to governmental dysfunction in the U.S.

Amy M. Johnson published on Jamaica's Windward Maroon Slaveholders in the New West Indian Guide.