The former U.S. Secretary of Transportation will present "Civility in Public Discourse: Navigating Polarization and Uncertainty."
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist discusses interconnected ecosystems, geopolitics and the power of resilience at Feb. 25 event.
The outspoken Trump critic and former U.S. Representative delivers the Kenner Lecture on Cultural Understanding in talk titled ‘Defending Democracy.’
The former U.S. Rep will present ‘Defending Democracy: A Conversation with Liz Cheney.’
The Pulitzer-Prize winner delivered the Kenner Lecture titled ‘Disinformation and the Threat to Democratic Institutions.’
The Pulitzer Prize-winning historian, journalist and speaker will present ‘Disinformation and the Threat to Democratic Institutions.’
Klein, a New York Times opinion columnist and Vox founder, discusses toxic polarization and offers fixes for American politics as he delivers the 2022 Kenner lecture.
The New York Times columnist, podcast host and author will virtually present ‘What We Can Do About Toxic Polarization.’
Ignatius, a novelist and longtime Washington Post columnist, delivers virtual 2021 Kenner Lecture.
Dent ’93G talks with the Bulletin about Washington, the politics of anger and the challenges for centrist problem-solvers
