Blogs

Learn how to discipline your thinking and assume less from your immediate intuitions.

Titus Lucretius Carus (99-55 BCE), his poem De rerum naturae and its eclipse, rediscovery, and role in early modern culture.

The four issues that Sachs identifies-- education, environment, geopolitics, and diversity-- will indeed be decisive in establishing the character and achievements of the next decades.

This explores notions of leadership that move from ideas derived from the "great man" principle to community-oriented views of citizen adaptive leadership.

Universities have too often sought to imitate Harvard; BYU-Idaho presents a different model. How can universities discover their own uniqueness and develop their strengths?

From Piled Higher and Deeper, a.k.a. PhD Comics, Nick Shockey and Jonathan Eisen explain what this open access thing is and why it's important. Best of all, they're funny.

Lori Andrews illustrates the many dangers of sharing personal information on the internet in this novel.

OpenDOAR, a directory of open-access digital repositories, brings together scholarly output and digital collections from 2,000+ institutions worldwide including our own Digital Commons@SHU.

Thriving online is exactly the point here --how to do it. Pay attention to your paying attention, says Rheingold --mindfulness is the one resource that is uniquely yours to contribute.

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