Fr. Roberto Yap SJ welcomed over 120 delegates from Jesuit universities around the world to the first ever symposium of the Global Research Alliance of Jesuit Universities (GRAJU). Ateneo de Manila ...

How can Jesuits live and serve faithfully in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)? How do we discern when AI has permeated many aspects of human life? How does the light of Ignatian Spirituality ...

The Ignatian Scholarship is the most prestigious scholarship awarded to an incoming first-year student at Loyola University New Orleans. Our Ignatian Scholars are considered the best and brightest ...

Last quarter, I tried something new in my large undergraduate sociology lecture: I banned laptops. The change may seem modest on the surface—students swapped keyboards for notebooks—but the effects ...

What does retirement look like for you? For a West Lawn resident with an electrical engineering degree, retirement entails spending a part of his week fixing electric appliances donated to Habitat for ...

Inclusive pedagogy is a student-centered approach to teaching that employs innovative course design and teaching methods to cultivate a classroom or remote learning environment that helps everyone ...

The Center for Instructional Excellence (CIE) invites all Purdue instructors to join weekly Pedagogy Circles, informal one-hour online discussions led by Purdue’s Student Pedagogy Advocates (SPAs).

Launching this year with the support of a generous grant from the national LearningWell Coalition, the 4D Faculty Teaching Fellows serve as activators and ambassadors who work to advance ...

To design for early learning is to enter a profoundly layered negotiation between philosophy, psychology, and materiality. As Maurice Merleau-Ponty reminds us: "We do not merely see space; we are in ...

Laura Ittner, a Seattle University senior majoring in communications, landed a year-long internship with Seattle City Light by taking a Zen approach that ultimately paid off. That doesn’t mean she ...