How to Disagree Without Having a Debate
Stanford students are coming together to discuss political differences with their peers across the country.
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How Your Misconceptions About the Other Side Could Drive Political Polarization
A new study suggests that Republicans and Democrats both believe their political opponents are more anti-democratic than they actually are.
How to Restore Trust in U.S. Election Results
Faith in the U.S. electoral system has been declining, which undermines voting, political participation, and a healthy democracy.
Thought-Provoking Books for Educators in 2022
Greater Good’s education editors pick some of the most inspiring and informative education books of the year.
Why Bother Bridging Differences in College, Anyway?
During a time of deep division, universities have a unique opportunity to prioritize deliberation and freedom of thought.
What We’re Learning From Campus Leaders About How to Bridge Differences
Learning and exchanging ideas in community can help higher education leaders fight polarization—and so make colleges more inclusive and welcoming.
Can Real-Life Conversations Actually Make a Dent in Political Conflict?
A new study finds that easing polarization through brief, cross-partisan dialogue is enormously difficult.
What Happened When Fox News Viewers Watched CNN for a Month
When people get out of their information bubbles, it does change their opinions—but only temporarily.