Classes & Events at The Study
The Study offers live, interactive classes and engaging events where ideas come alive. From history and philosophy to literature and civic life, guided by passionate scholars and thought leaders, you’ll dive into big questions, hear fresh perspectives, and share your own insights. Not for grades or tests, but for the joy of discovery.
Whether you're joining from home, a cozy pub, a local library, or a larger venue, each class and event is a chance to connect across backgrounds and perspectives. You’ll leave with more than just new knowledge—you’ll leave with a sense of community and the spark of fresh ideas.
COME CURIOUS. LEAVE CONNECTED.
Upcoming Classes & Events
Gellhorn v. Hemingway: In Love and WarWed, Sep 16BSC Advanced Technology Center Theater
The Other Madisons: The Lost History of a President's Black Family10 days to the eventSun, Sep 27Zoom
When Science Meets Religion: Friend or Foe? with Dr. Ernest Simmons18 days to the eventMon, Oct 05Zoom
For Small Creatures Such as We: Rituals for Finding Meaning in Our Unlikely World21 days to the eventThu, Oct 08Sanctuary Events Center
Expedition: Greenland Screening In Grand Forks23 days to the eventSat, Oct 10Chester Fritz Performing Arts Center.
Flash Fiction: Engaging Writing in Four Easy Steps with Dr. Bill Macauley (Course Has Been Canceled)25 days to the eventMon, Oct 12Zoom
Humanities-informed Business Writing with Dr. Bill Macauley (Course Has Been Canceled)26 days to the eventTue, Oct 13Zoom
Defining Moments in Presidential Leadership: From Washington to Reagan with Rick Collin35 days to the eventThu, Oct 22Zoom
Classes and events are funded in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in these events or classes do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities or The Study.
