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In this week’s Asturias Days column, Clellan Coe ponders how deforestation severs our connections to Mother Earth. theamericanscholar.org/as-i-walked-ou…

The Phi Beta Kappa Book Awards celebrate outstanding scholarly books across the humanities and social sciences that are accessible to a broad audience. The winners will be revealed next week - stay tuned!

looking forward to this Phi Beta Kappa talk next month on campus by Kelly Lambert of University of Richmond as hosted by LSU's Beta PBK chapter and as sponsored by Ogden Honors College LSU Psychology Department

Phi Beta Kappa’s 2024 Book Award winners have been announced! These awards celebrate outstanding scholarly work in literature, humanities, and science. Learn more about the winners at: pbk.org/awards/bookawa…

Congrats to Emily Monosson! BLIGHT—winner of the Phi Beta Kappa award for Science—serves as a wake-up call, a reminder of the delicate interconnectedness of the natural world, and a lesson in seeing life on our planet with renewed humility and awe. wwnorton.com/books/blight

The shape and appearance of teeth can tell us a lot about how animals evolved—and in the case of humans, where we stand on the social ladder, as zoologist Bill Schutt explains in our interview about his new book, “Bite” (Algonquin Books). theamericanscholar.org/a-toothsome-ta…

It’s #NationalChemistryWeek! This year’s theme, “Picture Perfect Chemistry,” highlights the role chemistry plays in capturing images. Explore National Chemistry Week's resources: acs.org/education/nati…

Thank you to Phi Beta Kappa and its jurors, and congrats to all the winners!

Oct. 29: Prof. Geraldo Cadava, author of The Hispanic Republican and New Yorker contributing writer, will speak on “What Latino History Teaches Us About Our Politics" Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Political Science at Brooklyn College Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies Brooklyn College History Department Brooklyn College BC Philosophy Dept. Phi Beta Kappa

Looking back at this week's lecture on Latino history and politics by Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Professor Geraldo Cadava. Thanks to Phi Beta Kappa and all our co-sponsors for their support. Geraldo Cadava Phi Beta Kappa Brooklyn College Critical Thinkers Brooklyn College Puerto Rican and Latino Studies BC Philosophy Dept.

The Society invites applications for our undergraduate #PBKPublicService Scholarship! Scholars receive $5,000, mentorship, and a Washington, D.C. conference with leading service orgs. #Arts and #sciences students interested in #PublicService can apply at: pbk.org/ServiceScholar…

In her new dual biography of Wilhelm and Jacob Grimm—the first in half a century—Ann Schmiesing points out that we continue to discover parallels between the brothers’ eerie tales and the tumult of our own times. theamericanscholar.org/masters-of-hor…

My first campus visit as a Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar last week was LSU. So impressed with the dedicated faculty, curious students, and beautiful campus. I even got to visit Mike the Tiger...Geaux Tigers!

We wish to congratulate the 30 new Phi Beta Kappa members recently inducted at the Alpha of New Hampshire chapter at @Dartmouth. Welcome to the Society!

I had a great Phi Beta Kappa visit at Indiana University this week sharing our "wild brain" and neuroplasticity research. Highlights included the country's largest anatomically correct(ish) human brain, the beautiful woodland campus, and meeting IU's wonderful faculty and students.

Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Phi Beta Kappa! We are thankful for our members, volunteers, chapters, associations, and supporters who help us to champion the arts and sciences. Now, who’s hungry for some "Pie" Beta Kappa?

Abe stands guard outside Bascom Hall where a plaque was unveiled today marking 125 years of Phi Beta Kappa at UW–Madison

Happy Holidays from Phi Beta Kappa! Our National Office team is taking this time to spend with their families and will return on January 2. Thank you for making 2024 such a meaningful year, and we’re excited for all that 2025 has to offer!

Today, we honor the life and legacy of President Jimmy Carter (ΦΒΚ, Kansas State University), whose commitment to peace, human rights, and public service embodied the highest ideals of Phi Beta Kappa. Our thoughts are with his family and all who mourn his passing.

“Let’s get back into the moving-the-needle business. It’s never been so important to stay on mission.” - Frederick Lawrence, CEO and secretary of Phi Beta Kappa. #AACU2025