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Students spend time outdoors to identify ant colonies on campus. See other learning activites in Thinking Matters courses.

Learning Activities

Networks: Ecological, Revolutionary, Digital

Students spend time outdoors to identify ant colonies on campus. See other learning activites in Thinking Matters courses.

In Professor Amir Weiner’s “Century of Violence” course, students will discuss what motivates individual and groups to engage in mass killing.

Thinking Matters Faculty

In Professor Amir Weiner’s “Century of Violence” course, students will discuss what motivates individual and groups to engage in mass killing.

Students at the Exploratorium

Why Thinking Matters?

In Thinking Matters, the goal is to help students ask rigorous and genuine questions that can lead to scientific experimentation, literary interpretation or social policy analysis. The lively lecture and seminar format challenges students to discover collaborative ways to approach solving problems.

Spring Course Highlights

THINK29 Networks Ant Experiment

See how students receive an interactive experience in these Thinking Matters courses.

What's New in Spring T-MAT?

Check out images from this quarter's Thinking Matters classes. With the warm weather, classes are exploring campus and the city.

Thinking Matters Course Catalog

Thinking Matters Course Catalog

View the Thinking Matters course catalog to learn more about the program and courses offered.