LA Times Features Graham School Distinguished Instructor Kerry Burnight
Kerry Burnight shares how growth, connection, adaptability, and contribution shape a life well-lived.
Kerry Burnight shares how growth, connection, adaptability, and contribution shape a life well-lived.
Naomi Baron on how AI is reshaping reading, learning, and critical thinking.
Graham School welcomes leading thinker on wellness, aging, and longevity.
How a Lifelong Commitment to the Liberal Arts Continues to Inspire Students and Shape Future Generations
Daniel W. Shannon, the longest-serving dean of the Graham School and a national leader in continuing education, passed away on December 21, 2025.
Bridging centuries of insight to understand our changing world.
Rooted in his passion for ballet, Pablo Sánchez’s journey from performer to business leader reflects how creativity and self-reflection can illuminate the path to transformative leadership.
Instructors in the Basic Program of Liberal Education for Adults gathered this past August for their first retreat in seven years.
Assistant Director of Travel Study Matt Welton reflects on leading Graham students and alumni through the streets and stories that shaped James Joyce’s world.
Chosen from an unprecedented number of candidates, this year’s LSI Fellows represent a highly distinguished cohort of individuals shaping industries, communities, and the future of purposeful leadership.
In the MLA, the thesis becomes a sustained process of testing ideas, expanding imagination, and cultivating one’s own voice.
How Bianca and Marvin turned ambition and service into paths at UChicago and Stanford.