Join us for a conversation with Dr. Bethany Hebbard exploring the promise of "fairy tales" in an age of facts and information. Co-sponsored and hosted by Founders Classical Academy of Leander, this discussion will help us rethink the role of imagination in learning.

Join us for a conversation with Dr. Matthew Breuninger (Franciscan University) on ways to cultivate a life of learning and virtues for your children. Co-sponsored and hosted by Founders Classical Academy of Leander, this evening will be a rich dialogue on character education beyond the classroom.

Have the first amendment’s tenets of free speech and civil discourse become flexible based on the current college climate at American universities? How valid is our reasoning to associate or disassociate with people based on their country of birth? A workshop for undergraduate and graduate students.

What's the matter with dating, or what's the matter with us? Come join us at Arbor @ Great Hill 8 Regal Cinema to watch "The Dating Project." Afterwards we will head to Z'Tejas Mexican Restaurant for refreshments and a discussion with Dr. Mark Regnerus, sociologist and expert on dating.

Drs. Dan Bonevac and Robert Koons will lead this 4-week seminar exploring Martin Heidegger's Being and Time.

This one-day workshop is designed to give pastors, campus ministers, and religious leaders the vocabulary and tools they need to more confidently and productively engage our culture-wide conversation about sexuality and gender issues.

Table Talk with Dr. Mark Regnerus Details coming soon!

This one-day workshop is designed to give pastors, campus ministers, and religious leaders the vocabulary and tools they need to more confidently and productively engage our culture-wide conversation about sexuality and gender issues.

What is culture? Rod Dreher's recent book The Benedict Option has led to some fresh and difficult conversations about how to live in the modern world. This 3-week seminar will discuss sections of Dreher's book and offer alternative questions about and visions of culture.

This one-day workshop is designed to give pastors, campus ministers, and religious leaders the vocabulary and tools they need to more confidently and productively engage our culture-wide conversation about sexuality and gender issues.

Few wounds cut deeper than a lie. And yet, between fake news and the curious widespread phrase “my truth,” the boundary lines between truth and lies continue to blur. Led by Drs. Kevin and DeAnn Stuart, the goal of this 4-week seminar is to bring these lines back into sharp focus.

Dr. Robert Buchanan is an Associate Professor at UT and the Chief of Neurosurgery at Seton Hospital. Join us for an evening of stimulating conversation about some of his experiences as a neurosurgeon and psychiatrist. Join us for dinner at the Clay Pit. Seating is limited to 20 persons. RSVP here!

Dr. Matthew Peterson is Professor of Media, Politics, and Culture at John Paul the Great Catholic University. His talk will explore the problems and possibilities of social media and Christian rhetoric. These 5 rules will help us navigate new technologies and shifting cultural norms. Join us!

Considering how important moral character is, one would think we would all know all about it. Actually, there are certain things most people know; certain things that used to be common knowledge but no longer are; and certain things that almost all of us get wrong. Join us! Limited to 20 seats.

This one-day workshop is designed to give pastors, campus ministers, and religious leaders the vocabulary and tools they need to more confidently and productively engage our culture-wide conversation about sexuality and gender issues.

This one-day workshop is designed to give pastors, campus ministers, and religious leaders the vocabulary and tools they need to more confidently and productively engage our culture-wide conversation about sexuality and gender issues.

This 4-week seminar will explore a philosophy and theology about technology, relationships, and human persons. We'll examine selections from Edward Bernays' "Propaganda," Daniel Boorstin's "The Image," Neil Postman's "Amusing Ourselves to Death," and selected readings in contemporary questions.

Join us for a free dinner and conversation with Alan Graham, founder of Community First! Village, Austinite of 2016, and co-founder of Mobile Loaves and Fishes.

Does immigration serve an economic benefit to American workers? How does it affect labor costs and wages? What humanitarian or legal questions are involved? Our debate will bring together UT-Austin's Dr. Ruth Wasem and Dr. Steven Camarota of the Center of Immigration Studies to debate the issues.

On Tuesdays October 10, 17, and 24, Dr. Bethany Hebbard will lead a three-part seminar on the phenomenon of "Going Local." In "Going Local," we will explore how to cultivate a love for place that bears fruit in the justice, health, and beauty of our homes and communities.

Join us for a Tuesday reading group exploring UT Professor Mark Regnerus's new book, Cheap Sex: The Transformation of Men Marriage, and Monogamy, just published with Oxford University Press.

Join us us for our fall kickoff event, a free and informal dinner and conversation with Jeff Mateer, current First Assistant Attorney General of Texas, who will discuss the “Rule of Law” and prime legal issues facing the state of Texas.