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Please click on the link to apply: Catholic Social Thought in Business Education – University of Notre Dame, June 16 to June 19, (Jeffrey Burks, Lloyd Sandelands, Martin Schlag, Andreas Widmer) Economics and Catholic Social Thought: A Primer, Pontifical Catholic
How does virtue form in students at universities? What are the distinctive features of Christian study centers and institutes for Catholic thought, and what is the nature of Christian education they offer? Are Christian study centers adjacent to secular universities
Read the Lumen Christi Institute’s Annual Report for the 2023 – 2024 academic year. Thank you once again to all the generous supporters and organizational partners who have played a crucial role in making these life-changing programs possible.
In their seventeenth year, the Lumen Christi Institute Summer Seminars in the Catholic Intellectual Tradition introduce participants to central themes, figures, and texts from the Catholic tradition. Please see the Event Calendar for details and application requirements. Please direct any questions to
We are proud to share that Francesco Rahe, one of the Lumen Christi Institute’s Nicklin Fellows, has joined the esteemed ranks of Rhodes Scholars, a group that includes many of the most distinguished leaders, thinkers, and scholars of our time.
Seeking Graduate Reading Groups for the Winter Quarter The University of Chicago is famous for its graduate student reading groups, in which students pursue their own intellectual interests among friends in an informal setting. The Lumen Christi Institute supports this
Nicklin Fellows Program for Undergraduates The Nicklin Fellows are the recipients of a competitive, application based fellowship for undergraduate students. Nicklin Fellows are granted exclusive access to research and development grant funds to pursue their intellectual interests. Grants can be
The In Lumine Network, consisting of thirteen independent institutes for Catholic Thought located at elite research universities in the U.S., will hold its annual best practices meeting October 17th-18th at the Study Hotel at University of Chicago. The event will
We sat down for an interview with John Boyer, Martin A. Ryerson Distinguished Service Professor of History at the University of Chicago and long-time Dean of the College (1992-2023). Prof. Boyer is the author of several books, including The University