Philosophy and Humanities
Through the Philosophy and Humanities sequence, the collegiate community reads together the greatest works of the imagination and the intellect in a spirit animated by joy that flows from the classroom to animate all that we do as a college.
Theology
Through six semesters of sustained reflection, students engage with the fundamental themes of theology: God, prayer, the sacraments, Sacred Scripture, first and final things, love, human action, and the hope of heaven.
Writing Workshop
Deeply integrated with the Humanities sequence, these four courses lead students through an odyssey into the nature of language, writing, and the substance of reality.
Latin and Greek
Students immerse themselves in the languages of Greece or Rome, choosing the path that leads to Troy or the Eternal City.
Music and Art
Through our unique “Arts of the Beautiful” Program, students can integrate the practices of music, visual art—including iconography—and drama with sustained reflections on aesthetics, all while experiencing these arts in the museums and concert halls of New England.
Math and Science
In our pursuit of wisdom, we seek the visible and hidden orders of creation. Here the Book of Nature, through which Euclid and the greatest scientific minds serve as our guides, becomes indispensable.
Nature of Man Seminar
“What does it mean to be a human person?” is one of the most important questions we can ask, and the implications of our answers become the central themes taken up by freshmen in this seminar.
