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To Live is to Change: Newman on Growing Up Well (2025 Annual Newman Lecture)

Collegium Institute and the Penn Newman Center hosted the Annual Newman Lecture, “To Live is to Change: Newman on Growing Up Well,” featuring Prof. Thomas Hibbs (Baylor) on Friday, February 21. John Henry Newman had a remarkably compelling account of human development in its intellectual, moral, and spiritual dimensions, an account that in some ways anticipates the empirically based insights of contemporary psychology. Newman saw human development as a matter of expansion and integration; premature unity can be as damaging as aimless disconnection. With particular attention to the development of young souls, he envisioned human life as a dramatic quest for the good, in its complexity and unity, and in relation to others, particularly friends. Prof. Hibbs offered a lecture on the significance of Newman’s theory of human development, followed by an audience Q&A session. The event concluded with a light reception, featuring a birthday cake to celebrate Cardinal Newman's 224th birthday.