Current Issue

Fall 2022 • NUMBER 61

Work Issues:

• The Post-Pandemic Future of Work and Workers, Joseph A. McCartin

• Success is Found in a Vocation, Not Mere Work, Sophie Wink

• The Great Burnout, Sheila E. McGinn

• HR Rose to the Many Challenges Presented by the Pandemic, Kay Turner

Artificial Intelligence:

• Artificial Intelligence: The Brave New World of Moral Issues, Chris Brooks

• Do Amazon Alexas Belong in Dorm Rooms? SLU Said Yes. Their Students Aren’t Sure, Lexi Kayser

• Asking the Right Questions Can Help AI Mean More, Brian K. Smith

Engaged Citizenship:

• In Conversation: Honoring Ideological Divides On and Off Campus, Lisa A. Kloppenberg, Vincent D. Rougeau, and Eduardo M. Peñalver

• Learning in Conflict: Ignatian Dialogue in a Polarized America, Julie Schumacher Cohen

• Fundraising Can Be a Spiritual Work, Amy S. Turbes

• Forum: What is ‘Mission Drift,’ and How Can We Avoid It?, Christopher Kaczor, John Cecero, S.J., Catherine Punsalan-Manlimos, and Michael P. Murphy

An Historical Moment:

• Detroit Mercy: A Strong Union and Mission Combine to Build Leaders, Ron Bernas

Teaching the Mission:

• Becoming a Prodigal Pedagogue, Conor M. Kelly

To view individual web features and articles from past issues, click here.