Addressing controversial topics in classrooms; Evaluating faculty

The social psychology of how certain kinds of messages and messengers can engage Christians in climate action

Sykes discusses conservative radio and TV and answers questions about How the Right Lost Its Mind (2017)

Panel and Q&A session about Fault Lines: A History of the United States Since 1974

Types of false equivalence and trolling, and how to cope with them in the college classroom

Keynote talk at the 2nd Heterodox Academy Annual Conference in June 2019

The limits of using individualism and collectivism as cultural concepts and the promise of relational mobility

Cailin O’Connor is a philosopher of science at the University of California-Irvine.

Short interviews with scholars, journalists, and other professionals who attended the 2019 Heterodox Academy conference

Excessive engagement with political news is unhealthy for individual wellbeing and for democracy, Burkeman argues in a new essay.