My Love Affair with Venice, in Three Acts
[Editor’s note: Only a few spaces remain for our Venice trip in March 2023. You can contact our travel partner […]
Guest Blog
Somehow understood, somehow forgiven: Reading three great Italian novels with Nella Cotrupi
[Editor’s note: Nella Cotrupi talks about the very special seminar she has planned on three women Italian novelists. The first,
How to make the most of your seminar with reflection journalling
So you’ve got your huge book — Vergil, Joyce, Proust, Dostoevsky, Tocqueville. It’s a rich and difficult one — and
Three questions from “I don’t know”: Conversation with John Riley and Gary Schoepfel
Today Classical Pursuits talks with friends of many years John Riley and Gary Schoepfel, who are leading our upcoming seminar
Convivium, Guest Blog
What Does It Mean to Write a Life? David Saussy on Hamilton
Hamilton. Many love it. Some just hate it. I’m one of those who love it. And my kids love it
Narrative Magic: Interview with Wendy O’Brien
Since Classical Pursuits went online at the beginning of the pandemic, leader and philosopher Wendy O’Brien has been nothing of
Language That Keeps Us Here: Interview with Hunter Dunn
We are happy to bring dramatic works, long a part of Classical Pursuits, to our online seminars. English teacher, improv
Key Artists of Renaissance Florence
Join us Thursday, March 26 at 2 p.m. Eastern/noon Central/11 a.m. Pacific for a FREE virtual tour of the Gallerie
Being Open to the Demands of King Lear
by Rosemary Gould, leading And Take Upon Us the Mystery of Things: The Poetry of King Lear at Toronto Pursuits
Darwin and the Work of Science
by Mark Cwik, leader of our 2020 Toronto Pursuits seminar The Great (R)evolution: Darwin’s On the Origin of Species Upon