Things are too expensive, but the vast productive potential of Artificial Intelligence (A.I.) promises to make things cheap. But is this promise real? We are faced with a crisis of affordability coupled…

Musicians know, and the rest of us suspect, that music is its own language. Music is able to convey powerful emotion and meaning in a way that mere words fall…

Richmond is home to an abundance of art, much of it in the form of building murals which are freely accessible to the general public going about their daily business….

In this talk, I will discuss two philosophical anthropologies: one of agency (homo sapiens) and one of passivity (homo patiens). For biological and sociological reasons, the former has dominated human…

Ev Worthington, PhD, VCU Psychology Professor EmeritusTuesday, February 4th, 7:00 BCM/Scholé House, 819 S. Cathedral Place, VCU At the end of 2024, Greater Good Magazine identified two studies—(1) testing the effectiveness…

The Economy of the Kingdom of God Stephen Day, PhD, VCUMonday October 28, 7:00 Scholé House, 819 S. Cathedral Place, VCU Jesus of Nazareth preached about the coming kingdom of God,…

Casting a Vision in Troubled Times:Learning From The Black Intellectual Tradition Angel Adams Parham, PhD Sociology, UVA. Monday, September 23, 7:00Scholé House, 819 S. Cathedral Place, VCU Many sense that…

This talk examined the philosophical ideas that have shaped Christian thought through the ages about the soul and its relationship to our physical bodies.

The age of AI is upon us. AI has infiltrated many aspects of our day-to-day lives whether we know it or not.

The wisdom and thoughts of Augustine on the joy and trials of friendship and connection.