Tag: Liberal Arts
Humanities ‘rife with identity politics’ says IPA report
Liberal arts education offered by Campion “is even more precious than ever”
Jeremy Bell: The gloriously useless pursuit
At the beginning of this year, I had the pleasure and privilege of leading a philosophy and theology study tour to Athens and Rome...
Kevin Donnelly: British Schools ditch Poetry – Tragic Mistake!
The situation in Australia is equally as bad where poetry has virtually disappeared from the English classroom
Avant-Garde Exam in Liberal Arts for NSW Catholic Schools
Studies in Catholic Thought engages students in the theological, philosophical, ethical and aesthetic traditions of the Catholic Church
Anthony Cleary: Trial exam also a milestone for students
Recently, Year 12 students across New South Wales sat for the first ever Trial HSC exam in Studies in Catholic Thought.
This was a significant...
Campion Professor: Eradication of Humanities ‘at our peril’
to achieve a peaceful, just democracy, the virtues must be upheld and protected
Campion offers $5,000 student bonus
Scholarships announced for early 2021 enrolments
Campion College, Australia’s first tertiary liberal arts college, has more than tripled the amount of money awarded to all...
The Interview with Campion College’s President Paul Morrissey
By Shaun Hyatt
1. What does the Liberal Arts Mean to you?
The Liberal Arts are a study in freedom rightly understood: a freedom from ignorance,...
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Students to go to the margins in new model
The Australian Catholic University has announced an exciting new partnership with the Archdiocese of Sydney’s welfare agency, CatholicCare aimed at embedding Catholic social teaching...
