Nathan Dufour sums up Dr. Ted Leinbaugh’s popular “Empire and Diplomacy” course at UNC Chapel Hill.

Created for the Transatlantic Forum for Education and Diplomacy.

Nathanology takes us on a whirlwind tour of the evolution of language-use in humans, in collaboration with CARTA UCSD.

Dex McBean sums up the popular “Human Factors of Innovation” course taught by Professor Linus Dahlander at the European School of Management and Technology in Berlin.

The win-win health co-benefits of climate mitigation upend the familiar ‘doom and gloom’ narrative that adheres to the topic, and upends the very definition of a climate hero.

Abdominal breaks down the science of climate health impacts, and the need to accurately gauge the projected risks to best formulate our collective “Survival Plan”.

Lex Rush delivers a rap introduction to the field of quantitative genetics, the study of how genes affect traits in organisms, including humans, relative to environmental inputs.

Dizzy Senze tallies up the evolutionary (and social and emotional) benefits offered by the phenomenon of grandmothering, in a heartfelt rap video commissioned by CARTA UCSD.

Dex McBean summarizes an entire semester of Dr. Arzi Adbi’s Business Strategy course at the National University of Singapore School of Business.

Lex Rush breaks down the major events and trends in world history since 1945, summarizing the popular course taught at the University of Queensland, Australia.

Dex McBean sums up the popular Entrepreneurship course taught by Professor Linus Dahlander at the European School of Management and Technology in Berlin.