The Center for Christian Study welcomes Russell Moore, editor in chief at Christianity Today, to deliver a lecture for The Meaning of Success Series, generously supported by The Lloyd and Vivian Noble Foundation, which engages with success in its many forms, both the...
In partnership with the Wisconsin Historical Society, Upper House is excited to feature Mary Elise Antoine’s 2022 book, Enslaved, Indentured, Free: Five Black Women on the Upper Mississippi, 1800-1850 (Wisconsin Historical Society Press) in this first Read Wisconsin...
The Christian Study Center of Gainesville hosts this two-day symposium with Dr. Samuel Kimbriel and will focus on the relationship between friendship and virtue. The first part of the symposium will be held on the evening of Friday, March 24th and will resume the...
Anselm House hosts Chris Armstrong, Program Fellow at the Kern Family Foundation, for an event on the history and theology of Christian humanism and why it is appropriate to identify C. S. Lewis with this tradition.
Paul Miller, Professor of Musicianship at Duquesne University, joins the Beatrice Institute to dispel many of the myths surrounding Mozart's Requiem, suggest some ways of hearing it that deepen listeners' appreciation of its music, and contextualize it within the...
Chesterton House welcomes Chris Barrett, Professor of Applied Economics and Management, of Agriculture and of Public Policy at Cornell University to discuss development, agricultural and resource economics, poverty traps, food insecurity, how economic models can...
The Vocation Project will take place July 3-14, 2023 at Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia. The scholarship covers two weeks' audit tuition, a food stipend, and lodging. This transformative experience is particularly designed for graduate students and...
The 2023 Annual Meeting will be held at Anselm House's new facility Melrose Station in Minneapolis, MN from June 26-28. This new 21,000 sf location strategically positions Anselm House for greater visibility, community and growth at the University of Minnesota and...
Mary Hirschfeld, professor of economics and theology at Villanova University, became an accomplished professor in a tenured post at Occidental College. As a faculty member there, she had an adult conversion to the Christian faith, which then prompted her to reflect on...
Forgiveness is a Christian virtue. Is it also a political one? To what extent does forgiveness depend on repentance, and upon justice? Should we resign ourselves to mere toleration, or can forgiveness be approximated in concrete political ways? Join Baylor in...
