Jul
14
Jul
14
Building Chicago’s Bright Future: A Conversation with Michael Fassnacht
Online
Join us on Tuesday, July 14, for an insightful conversation with Michael Fassnacht, a seasoned business executive and Crain’s Chicago Business contributor.
Jul
20
Conversations on Study, Work, and Change
Gleacher Center
Join us for an evening centered on bringing together people who have come to graduate study from different fields, generations, and moments in life.
Jul
22
What to Make of a Life: A Conversation with Jim Collins
Online
What does it take to build a richly fulfilling life — and rebuild it when everything changes?
Jul
23
Graham School at the Movies: Exploring The Odyssey
AMC 21 River East
Join fellow Graham School students for a special 70mm screening of The Odyssey at AMC 21 River East, followed by a light dinner and a panel discussion at the Gleacher Center.
Aug
04
Aug
07
The Fighting Spirit of ‘Fifth Avenue, Uptown’: A Testimony on Harlem’s Eternal Fight For the Humanities
Online
This First Friday Lecture is supported by the Anastaplo Lecture Series Fund in memory of Basic Program Instructor George Anastaplo.
Aug
12
Information Session: Graduate Student-at-Large Bridge Programs
Online
Gain valuable insights about how you can leverage the GSAL program to explore fields of academic study and preview graduate and undergraduate level for-credit courses at UChicago.
Aug
18
Returning Scholar Information Session
Online
Join us to learn more about the Returning Scholar program.
Aug
18
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Life and Legacy: A Conversation with Jonathan Eig
David Rubenstein Forum
What can the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. tell us about the role of civic virtue in modern American history?
Aug
25
Meet the Director: Graduate Student-at-Large Bridge Programs
Online
Gain valuable insights about how you can leverage the GSAL program to explore fields of academic study and preview graduate and undergraduate level for-credit courses at UChicago.
Sep
03
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David Rubenstein on 250 Years of American Civic Virtue
The University of Chicago Graham School welcomed philanthropist, investor, and civic leader David Rubenstein for a thought-provoking Bowe Stewart Lecture exploring the importance of civic education, public service, and preserving America’s history. Drawing on stories from his remarkable career, David shared how a lifelong commitment to public service has shaped his philanthropic work, from helping……
Historians Made Elsewhere Than at Rome: Polybius and Josephus on the Roman Empire
This lecture examines how historians from conquered societies wrote about the Roman Empire.
Some Ways Kant’s First Critique Sets Up His Ethics
This lecture examines how the Critique of Pure Reason helps explain Kant’s moral philosophy.