The "poor in spirit," to which Jesus refers in the Sermon on the Mount, are the humble people who live with an awareness of ...

The recent return of Muhammadu Sanusi II, PhD, the Emir of Kano, to academic lectures at Northwest University, Kano, where he ...

This concluding essay offers a reflection on the journey, the thematic architecture of the entire project, and the communities and individuals who made this work possible. This series began as an ...

Optimism can carry a project only so far. Every transformation hits a reality check. The excitement of the launch fades, ...

Analytical thinking, humility, and reflection predicted greater tolerance to opposing views. Emotional reasoning correlated with closed-mindedness. In A Nutshell Framing conversations as learning ...

There appears to be a recurring sentiment in the workplace and online that disruption is the new normal, accompanied by a growing sense of anomie, as familiar norms, pathways, and sources of stability ...

After I recently published an op-ed in this newspaper about unity and division in the American church, a dear conservative friend sent me a short Instagram video. Their message arrived in all caps: ...

Religion is one of the most dangerous forces on earth. If you’ve ever encountered true fundamentalists, you know why. When you combine eternal stakes with absolute certainty, it produces the kind of ...

People with intellectual humility often boast better relationships, self-worth, mental well-being, and health, according to a study from Personality and Individual Differences. So, it’s not surprising ...

This editorial by Lucas Grundmeier represents the views of the Register's editorial board. Iowa’s new Center for Intellectual Freedom is up and running, fresh off a two-day Iowa City kickoff event.