The House
The center of everything
A beautiful home walking distance from campus, anchored by a host family. A warm, established local couple who open their doors, keep the kitchen running, and learn every name that comes through it.
What We Do
Dinner is the front door
Everything we run is downstream of one thing: a warm house near campus where students are fed, known, and taken seriously.
The program
Eight ways in
Take one. Take all of them. Nobody is counting, and nobody will make you feel like a stranger for starting slow.
Weekly Dinners
The easy first step
No commitment and no agenda. Just a great meal, catered properly, with people who get you. Every conservative student on campus is welcome at the table. Come for the food, stay for the people.
Formation Sessions
Small groups, real depth
Weekly and biweekly sessions in the living room. Learn to think clearly, argue well, and carry yourself with confidence. Three pillars, four years, taught by people who love the material.
Retreats and Trips
The peak of the year
Multi-day retreats over academic breaks, plus trips and tours through the year. High-production, unforgettable, and where the deepest friendships get made. Ask anyone who has been.
Mentorship
Someone in your corner
One-on-one guidance from mentors and host families. For a hard class, a hard argument, a hard semester, or figuring out what comes next. Plus year-round chat support, a real person to think things through with, any time.
Parties and Watch Parties
Because a community needs joy
Game days, socials, holiday parties, formals, and the occasional friendly competition. A community that is all seminars is not a community. It is a seminar.
The App
The community in your pocket
Events and RSVPs, a content library, messaging with the crew, and a points game with real rewards. Climb your campus leaderboard and the national one.
See the appThe Leadership Track
For students who want to build
Train to lead, mentor newer members, and help grow the community on your campus. Real responsibility, real skills, and a network that carries straight into your career.
How involvement works
No gates, no status ladder
Just a community. Go as deep as you like, at whatever speed suits you.
- 01
Come to dinner
Thursday night, one table, no obligation. Bring a friend or come alone. You will be fed well and nobody will ask you to sign anything.
- 02
Become a regular
You start recognizing faces. Someone saves you a seat. The host family asks how the midterm went. This is the part that changes college.
- 03
Join the crew
Come aboard properly and start the formation series. Small groups, real conversation, and the retreat calendar opens up to you.
- 04
Step into leadership
If you want it. Lead a session, run an event, mentor a freshman, help build your campus. Entirely your call, never a requirement.
- 05
Stay connected for life
Alumni dinners, mentors who still pick up the phone, and a network of people who knew you when you were nineteen and still believe in you.
Membership is for conservative students and is verified simply, so the table stays genuine.
Retreats and trips
The weekend everyone talks about in April
Multi-day retreats over academic breaks are the peak of the year. High-production, genuinely fun, and where the friendships stop being casual.
- Three days, one lodge, no phones
- Long sessions, longer meals, conversations by the fire that go late
- A hike at sunrise that nobody regrets
- Costs covered or offset by points for most students
The Formation
The part that stays with you
Three pillars. Logic and rhetoric, the world and its ideas, and the making of a whole person. It is the reason people stay four years.
Thursday, seven o'clock
Start with a plate of food
You do not have to know anybody. You do not have to say anything. Just show up hungry.