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The Post-Pandemic Future of Work and Workers
The Post-Pandemic Future of Work and Workers

Concern about the future of work and workers raises important questions for Jesuit higher education. Are our institutions resisting or replicating the yawning inequalities that characterize work in the 2020s? Are we alleviating or perpetuating the precarity of our own essential workers? Are we preparing graduates to reform or profit from the trends that have made work less secure and rewarding for the many?

Artificial Intelligence: The Brave New World of Moral Issues
Artificial Intelligence: The Brave New World of Moral Issues

Jesuit universities are poised to take a leadership role in engaging fundamental questions of how artificial intelligence and machine learning should be developed. Where are we getting our data? What generated it, and what underlying biases are present? How do we really define “progress” and “success”? How does our work have meaning?

HR Rose to the Many Challenges Presented by the Pandemic
HR Rose to the Many Challenges Presented by the Pandemic

As human resources professionals reflect on the long and challenging two-and-a-half years wrought by the pandemic, what are some key lessons learned regarding employee mental health in the workplace?

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In Conversation: Honoring Ideological Divides On and Off Campus
In Conversation: Honoring Ideological Divides On and Off Campus

How can Jesuit institutions effectively respond to the profound ideological division that threatens U.S. society today? What does it mean to embrace a Jesuit, Catholic mission in such a way that it can help our campus communities and our nation to navigate the turbulence through which we are living?

An Historical Moment: Detroit Mercy: A Strong Union and Mission Combine to Build Leaders
An Historical Moment: Detroit Mercy: A Strong Union and Mission Combine to Build Leaders

As the only institution of higher education in the world that can boast having both the Jesuits and the Religious Sisters of Mercy as its founders, how has their strong union and integrated mission to build servant-leaders unfolded and evolved over time?

Difficult Conversations That Make a Difference: Socrates with a Hint of Ignatius
Difficult Conversations That Make a Difference: Socrates with a Hint of Ignatius

What might a difficult conversation, anchored in humility, look like in everyday life on our Jesuit campuses?

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