History of Philosophy Forum at Notre Dame

Register to attend this daylong workshop online: "The Ordo Amoris Revisited: Theological, Ethical, and Political Perspectives" (May 8, 2026) >>

April 21-22 marks Notre Dame Day, an opportunity to celebrate and support different causes on campus. Consider supporting the work of the Forum by giving to @MaritainND, our institutional sponsor at Notre Dame! notredameday.nd.edu/organizations/…

Reminder that our annual colloquium takes place later this week. Registration remains open for online attendance!

The Forum is hosting its 2026 Spring Colloquium on April 23-24, which can be attended online or in person on Notre Dame's campus. This year's theme is "Emotions and Morality in the History of Philosophy." Find more information and register here: historyofphilosophy.nd.edu/colloquium/202…

A nice write up about my recent visit to Notre Dame. My thanks to The Observer! ndsmcobserver.com/article/2026/0…

Here are @ulrichlehner's #MyThreePhilosophers - Leibniz, Scheler, and Edith Stein. At this time we are unable to say whether this image is AI generated or oil-on-canvas.

Make an entry in the History of Philosophy Forum's Three Philosophers competition by April 1st, for the chance to win tangible and intangible prizes:

As Catholic social teaching has been presented by national conferences of Catholic Bishops in the last half century three problems have become evident. --Alasdair MacIntyre hubs.la/Q046_vtW0

Reminder to submit your application for our "Small Grants for International Researchers" and "Summer Writing and Research Grants" before our Feb. 1 deadline. More information and link below.

Here is a reminder that you can apply for our "Small Grants for International Researchers" and "Summer Writing and Research Grants" through Feb. 1, 2026. More information and link below.

The History of Philosophy Forum at Notre Dame is accepting applications for its 2026-2027 grant programs, which fund research visits to Notre Dame. For more details, visit our website: historyofphilosophy.nd.edu/grants/

Tomorrow is Notre Dame Day, the university's signature fundraising opportunity. Consider supporting the History of Philosophy Forum's institutional sponsor, the Maritain Center! #GoIrish #ND #NDDay #Maritain #philosophy notredameday.nd.edu/organizations/…

Online registration remains open for this colloquium taking place over the next two days. Join us!

Later today! Be sure to register to attend!

Join us Friday, 3/28, at 8:30 pm EDT, for an online panel on "Thomas Aquinas on Mind and Action," arranged with Notre Dame Beijing and the School of Philosophy at Huazhong University of Science and Technology. maritain.nd.edu/events/2025/03…

The Forum is hosting its annual Spring Colloquium on April 3-4, 2025, which can be attended online or in person on Notre Dame's campus. This year's theme is "Minds in Dialogue in the History of Philosophy." More information is available here: historyofphilosophy.nd.edu/colloquium/202…

Eleonore Stump will deliver the Second Annual Maritain Lecture tomorrow, March 19, at 5:00 pm in the Carey Auditorium (107 Hesburgh Library) at Notre Dame. Her lecture is titled, "What Are We? Collective Neuroscience, Metaphysics, and Theology." Catered reception to follow.