Join Collegium Institute’s Young Catholic Leaders Initiative for this final session of Seven Secrets to Happiness: Living and Learning the Virtues.

Join Collegium Institute’s Young Catholic Leaders Initiative for this sixth session of Seven Secrets to Happiness: Living and Learning the Virtues.

Join Collegium Institute’s Young Catholic Leaders Initiative for this day-long workshop on the virtues and vices of A.I.

Apply now for Collegium Institute’s Young Catholic Leaders Initiative Student Ambassadors Program.

Collegium Institute’s Young Catholic Leaders Initiative Student Ambassadors Program is forming high school students in the cardinal and theological virtues through engaging workshops.

Join us as we set forth on the path of virtue through Choosing Your Path: On Prudence, the Collegium Institute Young Catholic Leaders Initiative's second Student Ambassadors event on Saturday, September 30th, at 11am in Fishtown. We will be climbing at the Philadelphia Rock Gym and taking Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Plutarch, and Shakespeare as our guides to becoming prudent people.

Join Collegium Institute and the McGrath Institute for this St. Albert Initiative program. This half-day program on science and faith is for Catholic high school students, teachers, and parents as well as interested members of the general public (high school age and above). It will feature short talks by Catholic scientists and the opportunity to meet, eat with, and ask questions of Catholic scientists in many fields and at various stages of their careers.

The Collegium Institute's Young Catholic Leaders Initiative invites high school students to join us for this afternoon seminar at the Penn Newman Center on March 26th, 2022. Drawing from John Henry Newman's Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine, this seminar will provide a framework to understand Church history and apply this framework to contested historical episodes and contemporary questions.

Join the Collegium Institute for a special Gold Mass for Catholic scientists on November 20th! Gold Masses are for Catholics who are or have been involved with science, including scientists, retired or former scientists, science teachers at any level, science graduate students and undergraduate science majors, as well as all of those with an interest in science, formal or informal.