From Classic Horror Literature to Today’s Screens

Our next reading group will read two books in parallel: one by a man, addressing the “feminized” (?) society in which we live, by Anthony Esolen; and one by a woman, focusing on how the sexual revolution harmed women, by Louise Perry.

Want better friendships and dating relationships? Dr. Ruiz’s seminar will show you how to become the kind of person people want to be with.

Join us for an intimate gathering with filmmaker Laura Dunn to have a thoughtful conversation about feminism, identity, and motherhood. You do not want to miss!

Our last Colloquia will have no other than Dr. Martinez, a historian who unravels real-life historical mysteries, separating fact from fiction to reveal the truth behind the past. Make sure you don't miss out on this!

Save the date for a one-day conference featuring expert invited speakers Drs. Matthew Breuninger, Serena Sigillito, Patrick Brown, and our very own Mark Regnerus.

An evening of conversation with renowned Church historian Roberto Regoli on the first year of the papacy—and what it means for the Church today.

Join us for our March Colloquium with Dr. Bruce Wells, Associate Professor and Chair of the Middle Eastern Studies at UT Austin. He will share new perspectives and recent research on the Ten Commandments' historical and theological background. You don't want to miss this!

Graduates and Undergraduates: Join us for a brief talk followed by questions and conversation with Dr. Danilo Petranovich, Director of the Abigail Adams Institute and formerly lecturer of political science at Duke and Yale.

Join us for an intimate gathering with a filmmaker as she shares a short documentary and invites young women into a thoughtful conversation about feminism, identity, and motherhood. She wants to hear from you!

Chips, guac, beer, and a discussion led by Dr. Jacob Howland on moral education through literature.

For Alexis de Tocqueville, the study of politics always involved the study of “mores,” the moral and intellectual habits that define a people. In this seminar series, we will explore Tocqueville’s study of American and democratic mores as they manifest in the domains of religion and science.

A special screening of a bold new documentary from directors Laura Dunn & Jef Sewell, presented by UATX and the Austin Institute.

Join us for our February Colloquium with Lauren Spohn, a writer, filmmaker, and assistant professor of intellectual history at the University of Texas, Austin. Experience an insightful discussion, followed by dinner and a get-together.

Chips, guac, beer, and a discussion about the current state of the dating and marriage market with our very own Professor Mark Regnerus.

Join our 5th Colloquium with Dr. Joshua Treviño, expert in Border Security, Immigration and Texas History. Experience 20 minutes of insightful discussion, followed by an engaging Q&A session with the public, and a chance to connect during our get-together.

Professionals and graduate students are invited to participate in this reading group to discuss the book "Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence."

Experience 20 minutes of insightful discussion, followed by an engaging Q&A session with the public, and a chance to connect during our get-together. Our December speaker will be our Director, Dr. Marianna Orlandi.