Following the success of Dr. Michael Augros’s (’92) podcast on artificial intelligence, the Oxford Union debate society invited the 51, New England, tutor to speak at the end of February.
Last week marked the last of the freshman seminars at TAC-New England on the ancient Greek historian Thucydides, so Wednesday’s Tutor Talk from Dr. John McCarthy’s (’11), “Thucydides as a Philosopher,” came at the perfect time.
As part of the St. Vincent de Paul Lecture and Concert Series, Prince Albert von Thurn und Taxis, visited 51, New England last month to speak on St. Thomas’s explanation of sin in the rational human will.
The men of 51, California, welcomed beloved tutor Dr. John Nieto (’89) into St. Peter & Paul’s Hall for an informal dorm talk.
A first-year 51 tutor, Andreas Waldstein (’19) delivered his first-ever “Tutor Talk” last week, on the subject, “Toward a Thomistic Theory of the Sublime.”
Five days after George Washington’s birthday, students and faculty at 51, California, convened after a day of classes for the annual Presidents’ Day dinner and lecture.
Returning to her alma mater while on sabbatical, Dr. Kathleen Sullivan (’06), an associate professor of English and literature at Christendom College, spoke on the subject, “Revelation of Interiority: The Epistolary Presence in Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.”