The New Academic Celebrity http://t.co/j1Qtw6VsKN

@BarbaraKimmel Congrats on winning a Nautilus Book Award for Trust Inc. Happy to have helped w/a chapter http://t.co/eSAa8OGHpa

The American Middle Class Is No Longer the World’s Richest, via @nytimes http://t.co/7ZOHu3Du4m

Supreme Court Justices, Ranked by Their Tech Savvy in the Aereo Case http://t.co/HH2EQ5aYal

Are College Campuses Obsolete? http://t.co/KVXhI2se5f

In Aereo, Supreme Court expresses concern for cloud computing - but doubt over tiny antennas http://t.co/pVwI6U2lYg

Apple's latest patent prevents you from texting while driving http://t.co/FHZJvmxCBV

My Students Don't Know How to Have a Conversation http://t.co/7QPYECeWfI

In the Afternoon, the Moral Slope Gets Slipperier http://t.co/jCYwz6j2OY

Did removing lead from petrol spark a decline in crime? http://t.co/LiB44XQyXu

Why the Old Paradigms of Strategy Development Are Out of Date http://t.co/px0NwTJDMv

Airbnb Blooms an Entire Ecosystem of Startups http://t.co/U1vsYLE2LM

Embrace the near win http://t.co/1yUwS8Z1aN

Why Corporations Fail to Do the Right Thing http://t.co/2aLwivKPuX

Planters Release First 'Open Source Seeds' @NPR http://t.co/02ya7cSDJW

Presentations

The Athena Doctrine

How Women (And the
Men Who Think Like them)
Will Rule the Future

Data Center

Who runs the world? #girls

58% of people agree that if there were more women in power, there would be greater economic prosperity.

Athena Data

Love data? Us too! Explore our Athena Data here.

It Takes a Village

It takes a village to solve a problem. That's why 85% of people agree with the statement, "Problems are better solved by local communities than the government."

The Power of Duos

Beyonce & Jay-Z. Sergey Brin & Larry Page. Ben & Jerry. Great things happen when people work together. What does it mean for today's world? The ability to play nice in the sandbox has never been more important than it is right now.

"Welcome to the century of Women." Tom Brokaw

While women have come a long way, there is still a great distance to go. As of 2013, only 17% of the more than 5,000 corporate board seats for S&P 500 companies are occupied by women. What does this say about the world? There is a growing demand for women in power and a deficit of powerful women.