Join the Center for Christianity and Scholarship's Kathryn Wagner, Director of Academic Programming, for this summer reading group sampling Augustine's greatest works in a way that's both accessible for beginners and offers something new for those who have read him...
Join the Center for Christianity and Scholarship's Kathryn Wagner, Director of Academic Programming, for this summer reading group sampling Augustine's greatest works in a way that's both accessible for beginners and offers something new for those who have read him...
Join the Center for Christianity and Scholarship's Kathryn Wagner, Director of Academic Programming, for this summer reading group sampling Augustine's greatest works in a way that's both accessible for beginners and offers something new for those who have read him...
In partnership with the UNC Parent’s Council, the NC Study Center is hosting a Class of 2023 Senior Celebration Dinner on Friday, May 5th at 6:00pm. This is a time to celebrate together with your class, to reflect upon your UNC journey , to enjoy a nice meal, to...
Join Upper House for a summer reading group to tackle one of the modern touchpoints for thinking about culture from a Christian perspective: Charles Taylor’s A Secular Age, first published in 2007.
The Center for Christian Study at the Unviersity of Virginia is hosting seven days of prayer for the UVa community during the final exam season.
Al Tizon, lead Pastor of Grace Fellowship Community Church, through his latest book, Christ Among the Classes, addresses economic injustice from a biblical perspective, and the implications for the mission of the Church in the world. Tizon will be in conversation...
Edward Pinkney, Pastor and President of the Benton Harbor Community Water Council, helped lead a grassroots effort to achieve safer water for Benton Harbor, dubbed "the next Flint" in October 2021. Join Chesterton House to hear Pinkney’s story and insights into...
Join Geneva and Lauris Kaldijan, Director of Bioethics and Humanities at the University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine, to discuss how we operate in light of our conscience amidst a society of evolving ethical opinions and interests.
Virginia Tech faculty and staff are invited to a fellowship gathering at the Bradley Study Center as finals begin. Enjoy coffee, donuts and conversation.
