Veritas Forum

The Veritas Forum is an organization that brings students, faculty, and scholars together to explore questions of truth, meaning, faith, and the ideas that shape our lives. Founded after students, faculty, and chaplains at Harvard University organized its first event in 1992, the Forum has since hosted more than 2,000 events at over 200 universities across North America, Europe, and Asia. Its approach places the Christian faith in dialogue with other beliefs and welcomes participants from all backgrounds to seek truth together.

The organization advances its mission through three program areas. Campus Dialogue includes university forum events and student journals, including Augustine Collective publications. Community Formation develops student and faculty leadership through networks. Content Engagement shares discussions of foundational ideas through videos, podcasts, and social media. Forum conversations address topics such as science and faith, happiness, mental health, pluralism, and the existence of God, featuring academics, authors, and other speakers. Through these programs, The Veritas Forum encourages thoughtful, open conversation within university communities and beyond.