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Kathleen Kingsbury participates in ���㽶��Ƶ’s Law and Democracy Series.

Over a shared meal, students and professors talk about how to combat polarization.

Tuck’s MBA program also remains among the best in the world.

Study finds that interventions to reduce partisan animosity have fleeting effects.

The ���㽶��Ƶ Dialogues event celebrates summer term and builds understanding.

Polarization Research Lab takes students to DC to engage with a range of viewpoints.

The former commerce secretary champions the “innovation ecosystem.”

Dickey Center students use Seeds of Peace experience to support dialogue on campus.

The Senatorial Campaign Committee chair spoke in the “100 Days” series.

The pop-up portal in Kemeny Courtyard will facilitate global conversations.

The New Hampshire Republican spoke about federalism as part of the 100 Days Series.

Former Reps. Ann McLane Kuster ’78 and Alex Mooney ’93 discuss the role of Congress.

Former Trump energy secretary warns of growing demand for electricity.

The Rockefeller Center, ���㽶��Ƶ Dialogues, and student groups sponsor the talks.

Two new courses for undergraduates explore Buddhism and facilitating dialogue.

The organizational psychologist encourages people to reexamine assumptions.

The North Carolina Democrat explained his pragmatic approach in a purple state.

Keith Boykin ’87 and lan Rowe weigh in on diversity, equity, and inclusion.

On a campus visit, author Mónica Guzmán shared tips for constructive dialogue.

The lawyer and professor says the confirmation process has been overly politicized.

The Massachusetts lawmaker says his party should listen to voters, not preach to them.