CPJ’s Kuyper Lecture focuses attention on the deepest and broadest questions about religion and public life from a Christian point of view, with attention to the pluralism of belief and institutions in society. This year's Kuyper Lecture features Rachel Anderson,...
Esther Lightcap Meek (BA Cedarville College, MA Western Kentucky University, PhD Temple University) is Professor of Philosophy emeritus at Geneva College, in Western Pennsylvania. She is a Fellow Scholar with the Fujimura Institute, an Associate Fellow with the Kirby...
Join Rick Campanelli, UVA Batten School Lecturer who focuses on the ethics of disruptive technologies, and the Study Center’s Graduate Ministries Director, as he describes what is disruptive about the AI waves just starting to crest, how AI will intersect with biotech...
Join Anselm House on Thursday, November 9 for a benefit dinner–An Evening of Amazing Grace at the University–to hear about grace in the lives of current and future servant leaders at the University of Minnesota and to mark the 250th anniversary of John Newton’s hymn...
Join the North Carolina Study Center for a pizza dinner on Thursday, November 2nd at 5pm at the Study Center to learn more about how you can glorify God in the marketplace and about the unique opportunities to build culture and promote human flourishing in business....
Francis of Assisi is well known and hardly known at all. Rhys Bezzant, Dean of Missional Leadership at Ridley College in Melbourne, Australia, will explore how Francis of Assisi sought to renew the church and encourage deep fellowship among believers.
University of Notre Dame Professor of Political Science Patrick Deneen will deliver a lecture on Christianity's place in the modern university and education more broadly.
Amanda Knight, adjunct faculty of Longwood University and Augustinian scholar, will speak on the wisdom and thoughts of Augustine and on the joy and trials of friendship and connection.
The Michigan Christian Study Center will host two Professors of Kinesiology, Rebecca Hasson of the University of Michigan, and Chad Carlson of Hope College, to explore a Christian perspective on American culture and sports.
Chesterton House hosts Meghan Sullivan, University of Notre Dame Professor of Philosophy, who will introduce her method of philosophy for living well, asking better questions, telling true stories, wrestling with suffering, loving, and believing.
