Dr. Michael Lamb What does it actually mean to live well in a complex, fast-moving world? Join Dr. Michael Lamb as he explores virtue not as rule-following or moralizing, but as the formation of character over time. Drawing from classical wisdom and modern insights, this talk examines how habits shape who we become—and why virtue…
How have some of history’s most perceptive outsiders understood American secularism? Join Dr. James Nolan of Williams College for American Secularism Through Foreign Eyes, exploring how thinkers like Alexis de Tocqueville, Max Weber, and G.K. Chesterton interpreted America’s unique relationship between faith, freedom, and public life. Register
How does the rise of artificial intelligence challenge our understanding of human dignity? Join Dr. Paul Scherz for Diagnosing Dignity in the Era of AI, a Thomistic Institute lecture examining the concept of the imago Dei and the ethical questions raised by the use of AI in precision medicine. This talk explores how emerging medical…
Join us for our weekly meeting. Catch up with friends, hear a talk from a chaplain, learn what’s going on in the Catholic world at NYU, and eat some food!
Join us at the Church of St. Joseph in Greenwich Village at 8:00PM for Holy Thursday Mass, followed by a Eucharistic Procession from St. Joseph's to The Catholic Center at NYU.
Navigating Business, Strategy, and Human Choice How is artificial intelligence reshaping business, strategy, and the choices we make as humans? Join Manuela Veloso, Former Head of J.P. Morgan Chase AI Research, and Foster Provost, Professor at NYU Stern and Director of the Data Science and AI Initiative at Stern's Fubon Center, for a timely conversation…
Human, Artificial, and Inhuman What do we really mean when we call something "intelligent"? Join Dr. Gyula Klima of Fordham University for What Is Intelligence? as he examines the differences between human, artificial, and inhuman intelligence—and what these distinctions reveal about the nature and limits of machines. Register
Do you like meditation, Gregorian chant, and candlelit adoration? Stop by the southern entrance to Washington Square Park next to the Kimmel Center. The music will be provided by Higher Word.
Join us at The Catholic Center at NYU for a conversation with The Thomistic Institute for a student-led discussion on Aquinas. No prior knowledge or reading is required. RSVP here
The Catholic Center at NYU will host the Images of God Film Festival, a celebration of student filmmaking and the power of cinema to reveal truth, beauty, and the depth of the human experience. Inspired by the Catholic Center’s motto, Fiat Lux (“Let there be light”), the festival seeks films that encounter God and explore…
Drawing from the texts of William Shakespeare, the Rhapsodic Theatre Ensemble weaves together a new tale of justice and revenge, light and darkness. A woman accused must defend herself, but her trials will reveal her true enemies… and her true friends. What will be her fate? RSVP here
Drawing from the texts of William Shakespeare, the Rhapsodic Theatre Ensemble weaves together a new tale of justice and revenge, light and darkness. A woman accused must defend herself, but her trials will reveal her true enemies… and her true friends. What will be her fate? RSVP here
