Discover how the intersection of Arts, Sciences, and Humanities come together to activate and inspire groundbreaking and influential figures.
Yo-Yo Ma
What do a cellist and anthropologist have in common? A love for humanity and what makes us tick.
Mae Jemison
Nothing says shoot for the stars more than becoming the first African American woman to go to space!
Brian May
Shredding on the guitar and studying the dust of asteroids, Brian May has shown us that artistic and scientific thinking are more related than you’d think.
Abraham Verghese
A self-subscriber to the Ministry of Healing, Abraham Verghese believes the patient’s story is the key to unlocking positive health outcomes.
Hedy Lamarr
With a resume that includes Hollywood starlet and inventor: imagine what Hedy Lamar could have achieved if her beauty hadn’t stood in the way.
Masi Oka
From in front of the camera to behind the camera, Masi Oka has made his mark in the imaginations across the world.
Sammus
Dropping personal truths over rhythmic synths while professing musicality in the halls of academia, Sammus is proof in following your truth.
Jaron Lanier
Widely known as the father of virtual reality, Jaron Lanier is now one of the internet’s most outspoken critics. Talk about a 180!
Mayim Bialik
Actor. Neuroscientist. Who better to host the iconic show, Jeopardy?
Shirley Ann Jackson
Advancing regulation around nuclear installations and inventing the tech behind caller i.D., Shirley Ann Jackson continues to keep us safe today.
George Takei
George Takei is the ultimate Trekkie, fighting for acceptance for all while going boldly where no one has gone before!
Janna Levin
Ever ponder the existence of extra dimensions or the mysteries of black holes in a speakeasy-esque setting? No? Then you haven’t mingled with Janna Levin.