Upcoming Lectures

The Story of The Declaration of Independence
Belin Chapel, 7:00 p.m.
Join us this year for our 2026-2027 faculty lecture series on the Declaration of Independence. We’ll explore it’s origins, how it was received, and its legacy. Free and Open to the Public. No Reservation in Needed.
- 9-17-26 The Story of the Declaration of Independence with Dr. Chris Hammons
Most Americans have a general understanding of the Declaration of Independence, but its creation and purpose have been enveloped by myth and legend. Join Dr. Hammons to learn the true story of the Declaration as we celebrate 250 years of American Independence. - 10-13-2026: Colonial Opposition to Independence with Dean Jodey Hinze
- 11-17-2026: The Legal Declaration with Dr. John Tyler
- 2-16-2027: The British Response with Dr. David Davis
- 4-13-2027: Remember the Ladies with Dr. Doni Wilson
Past Lectures
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Stay tuned for information about the celebratory opening of the Morris Family Center for Law & Liberty. In the meantime, watch past lectures, or learn more about the degree programs offered in philosophy, history, law, and society in the College of Arts and Humanities HCU.