11/12/18
“And Then They Came For Me…”
By Akiba Lerner
Extensive Neo-fascist online networks within the U.S. are at the forefront of disseminating anti-Semitic rhetoric that help to foster violence against others....
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POPE’S DECISION ON CHINESE BISHOPS OFFERS RISK, REWARD
By Paul Mariani
Dialogue between the Church and China could improve, but faithful Catholics there may feel betrayed...
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Countering our biases leads to healthy democracy
By Ann Skeet
If we do not befriend people with different points of view, how can we ever hope to find common ground?
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What Made The Financial Crisis Go From Bad To Disaster?
By Hersh Shefrin
A new book contends the decision to allow Lehman Brothers to fail during the financial crisis 10 years ago was psychologically driven...
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California passes new law preserving fair and open access to the Internet
By Catherine Sandoval
Handing over control of the web to Internet Service Providers without “Net Neutrality” rules poses threats to public safety.
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Fed up with Today’s Politics? Demand Ethical Campaigns
By Hana Callaghan
Legislative gridlock is at an all-time high. How do you fix it? Hold campaigns accountable.
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Separating Facts About Clergy Abuse from Fiction
By Thomas Plante
The recent Pennsylvania grand jury report on clergy sexual abuse in the Roman Catholic Church over the past 70 years has unleashed another round of headline news...
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Playing Trade War Chicken
By Hersh Shefrin
Economists are predicting that the next recession will occur in or around 2020, as the Fed increases interest rates to tamp down an overheated economy...
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SCU Alumni Make the World A Better Place
By The Illuminate Team
We asked our SCU thought leaders, "How do Santa Clara alumni make the world a better place?”
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When Lightning Strikes
By Phil Kesten
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration estimates that there are more than 80 thousand lightning strikes over the continental United States...
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