Think

What’s it like to teach classic literature to soldiers?

Could expectations have a more tangible effect on our lives than reality?

Who is responsible for educating and protecting women and girls like Malala Yousafzai, the 15-year-old Pakistani education activist who was shot in the head this week by the Taliban?

Could the way we talk about economics and politics actually be adding to the problem?

What are the practical, ethical, and moral issues we face when a beloved pet nears the end of its life?

Will peace ever be possible between Israel and its neighbors?

Economics and global finance undoubtedly play a huge role in our lives – and in the current political campaigns, but who really understands concepts like sub-prime, private equity, and bond ratings and just what does it all mean?

Why does skin color influence our social interactions and how have skin color-based valuations changed over the course of human history?

How did one explorer manage to be the first to set foot on both the North and South Poles among other incredible feats and what were the costs, financial and otherwise of his legendary determination?

How is the built world changing today and what do we have to look forward to in the fields of architecture and design?