In a “data brief” dated Sept. 21, 2017, Duke’s Office of Student Affairs found that only 56 percent of Duke students graduating in 2017 agreed or strongly agreed with the statement that “Duke houses provide a sense of community and sense of belonging.”
There was a time when American intellectuals looked at the Soviet Union and saw the future.
Remorse drives healing in relationships and reconciliation among countries.
After Election Day, we will not only have to reconcile ourselves to our new president, but also to each other.
Fifty years from now, I'll tell my grandchildren about the windswept November day when I hooked up with Hillary.
Well-intentioned parents and college administrators want to keep us safe from harm. They would like to wall us off from hatred. But they cannot be our shields forever.
I refuse to believe that the four candidates in the presidential race represent the best leadership America has to offer.
We are Americans first and Republicans second; love of country trumps loyalty to party. And while our party may have surrendered to a demagogue, we will not.
Two months after my trip to Israel, I’m far from living my way into the answers.
Arguing about American foreign policy is a tradition as old as the American Republic itself.
