Past Events
Multiple DatesThu, May 26Zephyr InstituteRepublics and Revolutions is a dinner reading group for young professionals in the Bay Area.
Multiple DatesWed, May 25Details will be sent upon acceptanceA reading and discussion group for physicians and physicians-in-training, led by Dr. Aaron Kheriaty
Multiple DatesTue, May 24Zephyr InstituteThis reading group for students and young professionals will explore perennial questions through the careful reading of the Sophocles' Antigone.
Mon, May 23Zephyr InstituteA seminar on technocracy, politics, and morality
Multiple DatesTue, May 17Location will be sent to accepted membersA monthly philosophy gathering for high school students, led by Dr. Molly Oshatz (Zephyr Institute)
Fri, May 13Zephyr InstituteA Zephyr salon on the cinematic artistry of Terrence Malick with Professor Dawn LaValle Norman
Multiple DatesWed, May 11Zephyr InstituteThis fellowship is open to undergraduate students at Stanford University.
Sat, Apr 23Sheraton Palo AltoA day-long intellectual retreat on the four encyclicals by Leo XIII and his student Pius XI with Russell Hittinger (University of Tulsa)
Mon, Apr 11Zephyr InstituteA conversation with Ian Marcus Corbin and Matthew B. Crawford
Fri, Apr 01Zephyr InstituteA salon with Dr. Aaron Kheriaty on the pernicious effects of pandemic policy
Thu, Mar 31The Stanford Faculty ClubA flourishing society dinner lecture with Randy Boyagoda (University of Toronto)
Thu, Mar 17Zephyr InstituteA salon with Samo Burja analysing the conflict in Ukraine
Multiple DatesWed, Feb 23Zephyr InstituteA reading group on Nietzsche’s Schopenhauer as Educator and Houellebecq’s In the Presence of Schopenhauer led by J.G. Amato (Stanford University)- Multiple DatesMon, Feb 14Zephyr InstituteRepublics and Revolutions is a dinner reading group for young professionals in the Bay Area.
Multiple DatesTue, Feb 08Zephyr InstituteA reading group on Carl Schmitt's Crisis of Parliamentary Democracy
Multiple DatesWed, Jan 19Town & Country, Unit #109This seminar studies George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and the American Revolution. This fellowship is open to undergraduate students at Stanford University.- Multiple DatesThu, Dec 23Details will be sent upon acceptanceA reading and discussion group for physicians and physicians-in-training, led by Professor Aaron Kheriaty, MD (UC Irvine)