Dialogue rooted in the Ignatian tradition is not merely about exchanging ideas – it is a spiritual and intellectual practice grounded in deep listening, discernment and the pursuit of truth for the common good.
This approach to dialogue calls individuals to suspend judgment, seek understanding, and respond with compassion – hallmarks of Jesuit education that cultivate leaders who think critically, act justly and serve others with purpose.
What is civil discourse? How can it help us navigate today's challenges and political climate? And how can our Jesuit tradition guide the way?
See how university leaders, faculty, students and guest speakers are using civil discourse to explore controversial issues.
A number of university departments offer resources, design events and provide opportunities to foster civil discourse. Take a look at what's going on around campus and see how you can get involved.
