Show Notes
Episode 186. Hillsdale College: Forging Freedom Through Classical Education
In this conversation, Ben Liebing from Hillsdale College discusses the college's commitment to classical education, its unique position of not accepting federal funding, and the importance of individual liberty. He highlights the various educational resources available to the public, including online courses and podcasts, and emphasizes the connection between education and the Second Amendment. The discussion also touches on Hillsdale's shooting sports programs and the college's mission to cultivate critical thinking and open dialogue among students.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Hillsdale College and Its Values
05:52 Hillsdale's Educational Resources and Community Engagement
13:51 Hillsdale's Shooting Sports Programs and Offerings
Takeaways
Hillsdale College has a strong commitment to classical liberal arts education.
The college does not accept any federal funding, ensuring its independence.
Over 90% of students receive merit or need-based scholarships.
Hillsdale offers a variety of educational resources, including online courses and podcasts.
The college promotes critical thinking and questioning of beliefs.
Hillsdale's student body includes a diversity of political opinions.
The Second Amendment is seen as crucial for protecting individual liberties.
Hillsdale has developed a shooting sports program to promote individual rights.
The college emphasizes the importance of understanding the principles of liberty.
Hillsdale fosters a community of supporters who value freedom of thought.
Resources
Hillsdale College
Imprimis
https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/
Online Courses
Podcast
https://podcast.hillsdale.edu/category/hillsdale-dialogues/
K-12 Classical Education
Hillsdale Shooting Sports Center
https://www.hillsdale.edu/about/facilities/shooting-sports-center/
https://shootingsports.hillsdale.edu/
Keywords
Hillsdale College, classical education, individual liberty, Second Amendment, educational resources, merit-based scholarships, NRA, online courses, shooting sports, freedom of thought
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