Jun
9
7:00 PM19:00
Filtering by: Open to Undergraduates
May
26
8:00 PM20:00
Reading Group of Emma by Jane Austen III
The reading group will be led by Molly Gurdon Pinkoski (Columbia).
May
19
8:00 PM20:00
Reading Group of Emma by Jane Austen II
The reading group will be led by Molly Gurdon Pinkoski (Columbia).
May
12
8:00 PM20:00
Reading Group of Emma by Jane Austen I
The reading group will be led by Molly Gurdon Pinkoski (Columbia).
May
7
12:00 PM12:00
What Does Game Theory Say about the Philosophy of Religion? On What Faith Is and Why We Should Have It
A seminar with Prof. Lara Buchak (Princeton), open to the public.
Apr
16
3:00 PM15:00
Goya's Graphic Imagination at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
A visit to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, followed by desserts.
Apr
14
8:00 PM20:00
Apr
8
8:00 PM20:00
Hannah Arendt: Space Conquest and the End of Humanitas
Living the Core seminar with Dr. Charles McNamara (Columbia).
Apr
5
8:00 PM20:00
Can You Separate Morality and Politics? Hume's Politics of Humanity
Living the Core seminar with Dr. Aaron Zubia (Furman).
Mar
30
8:00 PM20:00
Raskolnikov's Dream and the Parable of the Samaritan
Living the Core seminar with Prof. Liza Knapp (Columbia).
Mar
29
8:00 PM20:00
Mastering Our Attention: Deep Work in an Age of Distraction
The third seminar in the series, led by Dr. Nathaniel Peters.
Mar
24
8:00 PM20:00
Pride, Prejudice, and the Recovery of Eroticism
Living the Core seminar with Dr. Anna Moreland (Villanova).
Mar
23
8:00 PM20:00
In Search of the Superhuman: Beyond the Need for Domination and Revenge
Living the Core seminar with Prof. Michael Gillespie (Duke).
Mar
22
8:00 PM20:00
How Does Study Train Us to Love?: Simone Weil on Training Our Attention
The third seminar in the series, led by Dr. Nathaniel Peters.
Mar
19
4:00 PM16:00
Tocqueville on the Ancien Régime and the Revolution II
The second of two seminars with Dr. Nathan Pinkoski (Toronto).
Mar
18
12:00 PM12:00
Violence and the Spread of Islam in Late Antique Christian Societies
Seminar with Prof. Christian Sahner (Oxford).
Mar
15
8:00 PM20:00
The Problems of Acedia: Some Historical and Contemporary Reflections on Distraction and Rest
The second seminar in the series “Acedia, Technology, and the Attention Economy: Orienting Our Lives in an Age of Distraction”, led by Dr. Chris Jones (Barry University).
Mar
12
4:00 PM16:00
Tocqueville on the Ancien Régime and the Revolution I
The first of two seminars with Dr. Nathan Pinkoski (Toronto).
Mar
9
8:00 PM20:00
Is the Academy Worth My Future? Pursuing an Academic Career after COVID
Panel discussion with Jenna Storey (Furman) and Nathaniel Peters.
Mar
8
8:00 PM20:00
Acedia, Technology, and the Attention Economy: Orienting Our Lives in an Age of Distraction
The first seminar in the series, led by Dr. Peter Wicks (Elm Institute).
Feb
26
3:00 PM15:00
The Revolt of the Elites II
The second of two seminars with Dr. Nathan Pinkoski (Toronto).
Feb
25
8:00 PM20:00
Using History Well: How Past Discord Can Help Us Understand a Divided Present
Conversation with Prof. Allen Guelzo (Princeton) and Prof. James Hankins (Harvard).
Feb
25
4:00 PM16:00
What Speech Should We Tolerate and Why? (Herbert Marcuse)
The third of three discussions led by Dr. Nathaniel Peters.
Feb
24
8:00 PM20:00
What It Means to Be Human: Taking the Body Seriously in Contemporary Ethics
Lecture by Prof. Carter Snead (Notre Dame).
Feb
19
3:00 PM15:00
The Revolt of the Elites I
The first of two seminars with Dr. Nathan Pinkoski (Toronto).
Feb
18
4:00 PM16:00
What Speech Should We Tolerate and Why? (Alasdair MacIntyre)
The second of three discussions led by Dr. Nathaniel Peters.
Feb
16
8:00 PM20:00
Woyzeck: Tragedy and the Ordinary Person III
The third seminar in the series, led by Dr. Tara Isabella Burton and Sam Booth.
Feb
11
4:00 PM16:00
What Speech Should We Tolerate and Why? (Etienne Gilson)
The first of three discussions led by Dr. Nathaniel Peters.
Feb
9
8:00 PM20:00
Woyzeck: Tragedy and the Ordinary Person II
The second seminar in the series, led by Dr. Dhananjay Jagannathan and Dr. Tara Isabella Burton.
Feb
2
8:00 PM20:00
Woyzeck: Tragedy and the Ordinary Person I
The first seminar in the series, led by Dr. Dhananjay Jagannathan (Columbia).