Join us for philosophical discussions focusing on today’s headlines, covering a wide variety of subjects, including the fate of humanity, world affairs, humanism, and more. Free! 1st and 3rd Tuesdays...

This 1952 American classic is a rhapsodic investigation of what Ralph Ellison himself called “the beautiful absurdity” of American identity. A black American tells us about his life-journey, from his...

Andrew’s talk focuses on the issues resulting from an atheist worldview. He starts by introducing a custom-made framework that utilizes game theory to identify and analyze players in what he...

City officials discuss the problems of empty storefronts in NYC, and possible solutions to revitalizing commercial street life in our neighborhoods. For more information, visit uwssos.org. Speakers: Scott Stringer, NYC...

This explosive work about the conflict between the spirit and the flesh is the epitome of the sensuous style of Michael Powell and Emeric Presburger. A group of nuns struggle...

This month's colloquy asks: What does it mean to be entitled? Colloquy is a long-standing discussion group and a mainstay for members to express their opinions on a great many...

We are all experiencing the season’s growing darkness. We will dive into the explorations of this darkness and emerge with appreciations that can light up our Winter Festival later this...