Robin Williams' death has made the recent 25th anniversary of his inspiring speech in 'Dead Poets Society' even more moving, as well as incredibly poignant.

The striking 'Carpe Diem' speech delivered by Williams some 25 years ago has made thousands of young people determined to "make their lives extraordinary".

Dead Poets Society endorses a progressive philosophy that flirts with nihilism, which should seem familiar to even the most casual contemporary observer of higher education.

Most people have had some experience with the film “Dead Poets Society” in school or through pop-culture references in shows like “Saturday Night Live.” In 1989, the movie was released to critical ...

Over three decades later, 'Dead Poets Society' remains a tale of inspiration, rebellion, and the power of education.

In June 1989, Dead Poets Society, a box office success that earned several accolades - including the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay - saw its theatrical release.

When I received the Blu-ray copy of Dead Poets Society in the mail the other day, I made a crack to one of my friends at work about Robin Williams. “I got a new Blu-ray to review today,” I ...

“Dead Poets Society” (1989) is a beautifully filmed and affecting movie that was nominated for several Academy Awards and won the award for best original screenplay. The film, which stars the ...