Join us for a relaxed evening of great food, meaningful conversation, and fellowship. The dinner is open to all fellow graduate students. Whether you’ve joined us before or are completely new, we’d absolutely love to see you there. Register
As a live performer, Marie opened for the Backstreet Boys, The Wallflowers, toured with Five for Fighting, and headlined shows in listening rooms across the country. Marie shared the main stage with Mark Wahlberg, Andrea Bocelli, and Aretha Franklin to perform for Pope Francis and a live audience of 750,000. We're excited to have her…
Do you want to learn how to cook beyond the basics? Sign-up for a cooking lessons with trained chef, Brother Paul. Students will learn how to cook a meal, and will enjoy eating what they prepare! Free for students. Space is limited. Registration required. Register
At John Jay, for information, reach out to the club. 1.114 New Building
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!
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
At John Jay, for information, reach out to the club. 1.114 New Building
Bring a dish from your heritage and enjoy tasting foods from other parts of the world!
Please join the Catholic Graduate Student Association for Study Hours as you prepare for finals. Enjoy a quiet alternative place to study while enjoying cofee, hot chocolate and donuts! Register
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…
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!
