To paraphrase “A Tale of Two Cities,” when it comes to character these seem like both the best of times and the worst of times. On the negative side, it seems like some new political, social, or ...

My last Leading with Character blog talked about leader development through the experience gained from travel outside a classroom, using leadership lessons from my recent trip to Israel. This week, ...

Allison is a seasoned journalist with over 4 years of experience covering a wide range of topics, including politics, culture, health, and lifestyle. A diehard TLOU fan, she has a strong background in ...

The military gives a lot of thought to character and its importance in achieving its mission. The idea that positive character is essential to military success is based on millennia of practical ...

Career shows have taken over television. Anytime you see a new show it usually features firefighters, doctors or police officers going about their daily lives, often in an exaggerated format. The ...

At the United States Military Academy at West Point, our object is not only to teach cadets to be tactically skilled officers, but also to develop character—the constellation of psychological ...

A study published in 2007 on how sympathy factors into charitable donations found that when people were presented with an identifiable child who was facing severe hunger or factual information about ...