Events

Each year, the Marine Corps celebrates its founding on November 10 with traditions that honor its history and values. This year, marks 251 years of the Marines Corps. In partnership with the Student Veterans Center, the IGC will host a cake-cutting ceremony at the Beth Moor Lounge in the Longmire Building. The event will celebrate the legacy of the Corps, recognize its contributions to American history, and provide a moment of reflection and camaraderie for the campus community.

Join us for a conversation with Yuval Levin on the constitutional principles that continue to shape American government.

Please join us for a deep discussion of God and Man at Yale and the timeless questions it addresses, featuring two contributors to a recent Law & Liberty forum on Buckley’s book: Princeton University professor Robert George and Cheryl Miller, executive director of the Hertog Foundation. The discussion will include audience questions and comments.

Don’t miss Adam Szetela’s talk exploring censorship, sensitivity reviews, and the battle over free speech in publishing.

Join us for a one-day undergraduate colloquium exploring how the freedoms enshrined in the First Amendment were contemplated at America's founding and why they have endured for 250 years.

Due to Hurricane Isaias, our colloquium has been rescheduled for January 9th, 2027.