Join us for an evening of poetry, tea, and good company! Starting at 8:30pm on Tuesday the 27th, we will gather at 111 The Knoll to read and listen to a rich selection of poems. Bring your favorites, peruse the books in our library, or bring a poem of your own to share. See you […]
Enjoy brunch on the patio and learn more about Claritas and Veritas. Anyone is welcome! Claritas is Cornell's Journal of Christian Thought. They're always looking for writers, editors, designers, and discussion participants! The Veritas Forum is committed to courageous conversations. They place the historic Christian faith in dialogue with other beliefs and invite participants from […]
Come check out the view as we kick off the school year with a house party on the patio featuring yard games, a roaring fire pit, and lots of snacks!
Join us Friday at 5pm in the Robert Purcell Community Center on campus for an interesting Friday Conversation with Professor Nathan Matias on the topic of faith and artificial intelligence. About Dr. Nathan Matias: I study digital governance and behavior change in groups and networks shaped by algorithms. I also organize citizen behavioral science with communities […]
Everyone is welcome to a Sunday Dinner at 115 The Knoll. Logos Forum dinners feature a guided philosophical discussion through issues of faith and reason.
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 are we even asking about when we ask whether, e.g., our minds are immaterial or not? From spooky bodies to self-knowing boxes, this talk considers […]
Everyone is welcome to a Sunday Dinner at 115 The Knoll. Logos Forum dinners feature a guided philosophical discussion through issues of faith and reason.
Everyone is welcome to a Sunday Dinner at 115 The Knoll. Praxis dinners are informal small group based discussions on integrating faith and everyday life as a student at Cornell.
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 live life at all or well. Given the time demands placed on us by these responsibilities, time spent developing the imagination and cultivating our sense […]
