The Transformative Rhetoric of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Join Professor Michele Moody-Adams, former dean of Columbia College, for a dinner presentation on Roosevelt’s inaugural addresses.
Join Professor Michele Moody-Adams, former dean of Columbia College, for a dinner presentation on Roosevelt’s inaugural addresses.
Join Dr. Katharina Volk (Columbia) for this dinner talk on Cicero’s On the commonwealth and the political.
Join Dr. Joan O’Bryan (Harvard) for a dinner seminar on politics in a post-AGI world.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Purgatorio across the semester.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Purgatorio across the semester.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Purgatorio across the semester.
Join Richard John and Casey Blake (Columbia) for the fourth session of “Worlds of Wonder, Days of Judgment: Marilynne Robinson on America.”
Join Dr. Gareth Williams (Columbia) for this dinner talk on Seneca and the value of time.
Join Richard John and Casey Blake (Columbia) for the third session of “Worlds of Wonder, Days of Judgment: Marilynne Robinson on America.”
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Purgatorio across the semester.
Join Richard John and Casey Blake (Columbia) for the second session of “Worlds of Wonder, Days of Judgment: Marilynne Robinson on America.”
Join Richard John and Casey Blake (Columbia) for the first session of “Worlds of Wonder, Days of Judgment: Marilynne Robinson on America.”
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Purgatorio across the semester.
Join Dr. Nathaniel Peters (Morningside) for our opening discussion on AI and education.
Join Dr. Nathaniel Peters (Morningside) as we explore America’s religious heritage in our 250th, reading Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead.
Join Dr. Nathaniel Peters (Morningside) as we explore America’s religious heritage in our 250th, reading Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead.
Join Dr. Nathaniel Peters (Morningside) as we explore America’s religious heritage in our 250th, reading Marilynne Robinson’s Gilead.
Join Dr. Matthew Rose (Morningside) for a three session reading group on Michel Houellebecq’s infamous novel Submission.
Join Dr. Matthew Rose (Morningside) for a three session reading group on Michel Houellebecq’s infamous novel Submission.
Join Dr. Matthew Rose (Morningside) for a three session reading group on Michel Houellebecq’s infamous novel Submission.
Join Alejo Sison (Navarra/Fordham) for this talk on the distinctive offerings of virtue ethics for discussion around humanity and AI.
Join Dhananjay Jagannathan (Hunter) for a discussion of Pyrrhonian skepticism.
Join Nicholas Chong (Rutgers) for a discussion of Beethoven, religion, and the Enlightenment from his book, The Catholic Beethoven.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Inferno across the academic year.
Join Dhananjay Jagannathan (Hunter) for a discussion of Montaigne’s revival of Pyrrhonian skepticism.
Join Richard John and Casey Blake (Columbia) for the final session of “The Myth of the Machine.”
Join Austen McDougal (NYU) for the third session of “How Do I Love Thee?” on the fruit of love, children.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Inferno across the academic year.
Join Austen McDougal (NYU) for the third session of “How Do I Love Thee?” on the fruit of love, children.
Join Austen McDougal (NYU) for the second session of “How Do I Love Thee?” on defining the relationship of love.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Inferno across the academic year.
Join Richard John and Casey Blake (Columbia) for the third session of “The Myth of the Machine.”
Join Austen McDougal (NYU) for the first session of “How Do I Love Thee?” on the good of love.
Join Pierre Force (Columbia) for a discussion of Tocqueville’s thesis that religion and democracy are mutually reinforcing in the United States.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Inferno across the academic year.