“The subject matter of the liberal arts is life."
- Mark Van Doren
The Morningside Institute brings scholars and students together to examine human life beyond the classroom and consider its deepest questions through the life of New York City.
Come celebrate the beginning of the academic year with friends, fellowship, and food!
Join the Right Reverend Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, for a lecture on St. Augustine’s City of God.
Join Professor Gary Saul Morson, eminent scholar of Russian literature at Northwestern, for a talk on wonder, certainty, and lessons for today from great writers and the revolutionary intelligentsia.
Join Professor Gary Saul Morson, eminent scholar of Russian literature at Northwestern, for masterclass on the famous core story of The Brothers Karamazov.
Join Professor Richard John and Hirsh Chitkara (Columbia) for a series on the new “Tech Right” and their shared commitments and profound disagreements.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Inferno across one academic year.
Join Professor Richard John and Hirsh Chitkara (Columbia) for a series on the new “Tech Right” and their shared commitments and profound disagreements.
Join Professor Richard John and Hirsh Chitkara (Columbia) for a series on the new “Tech Right” and their shared commitments and profound disagreements.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Inferno across one academic year.
Join Professor Richard John and Hirsh Chitkara (Columbia) for a series on the new “Tech Right” and their shared commitments and profound disagreements.
Join Morningside for a guided tour of the Frick Collection and its exhibit on the Holy Sepulcher.
Join renowned Dante scholar Professor Teodolinda Barolini to read Dante’s Inferno across one academic year.
Join the Right Reverend Rowan Williams, former Archbishop of Canterbury, for a lecture on St. Augustine’s City of God.
Join Professor Gary Saul Morson, eminent scholar of Russian literature at Northwestern, for a talk on wonder, certainty, and lessons for today from great writers and the revolutionary intelligentsia.
