Lecture

The debates about whether there are any immaterial entities are well-known. But not many people stop to ask the more fundamental question: What does it mean to be immaterial? What […]

The duties of managing work, home and relationships present a tyranny of daily tasks whose urgency is grounded in their practical necessity: these are the things without which we cannot […]

Join us for the keynote address of the Sayers Conference on Friday, October 4th at 8m in Statler Auditorium. Parking Info: Please allow at least 15 minutes to park and […]

The cogitative power is a comparatively little-known topic in Aquinas’s philosophical psychology. Yet it is of great importance, since it constitutes the bridge between the embodied external senses and the […]

Chesterton House Founder Karl Johnson will give a talk at Cornell's Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) meeting. FCA seeks to use the powerful platform of sport to reach people with […]

"The real source of a desire for liberal learning is not and has never been a sense of guilt or obligation, and its reasons cannot be expressed in bureaucratic manifestos. […]

The Thomistic Institute chapter at Cornell University presents a lecture by Prof. Edward Feser titled “What is Matter? From Aristotle to Quantum Mechanics and Back Again.” Prof. Edward Feser is Associate […]

Within the span of a week, things have changed quickly, unexpectedly, and uncomfortably. Over 250 colleges and universities have gone virtual overnight. What now? What if this disorienting season of […]

As we continue to explore the big questions in this unique—and virtual—season, we’ve been hearing students and others in the university community ask about COVID-19’s implications on the global economy, […]