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Courses DVDs Books About Help FAQ Contact Us Sign In Donate Let’s Begin! Welcome to Hillsdale College’s FREE Online Courses. Discover the beauty of the Bible in The Genesis Story,” encounter the brilliance of Plato and Aristotle in Introduction to Western Philosophy,” and explore the true meaning of America in Constitution 101” all with Hillsdale faculty. Enter your email below to create your free account and access more than 30 courses on the ideas, people, and events that shaped the West. Email Get Started Our Newest Course Classical music expresses the beauty of Western Civilization. It shapes our souls as it calls us to weep, to rejoice, to battle, to rest, to worship, or to intimate prayer. Join Hyperion Knight to discover the beautiful masterpieces of classical music and the stories behind the greatest composers in history. Learn More about Our Newest Course Featured Courses Fine Arts The History of Classical Music: Pythagoras through Beethoven Literature The Exodus Story Literature Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol Politics American Foreign Policy History Ancient Christianity Politics Constitution 101: The Meaning and History of the Constitution Slide left Slide right View All Courses The Genesis Story The Book of Genesis describes the fundamental relationships between God and His creation and man’s special role in creation. Now is a great opportunity to dive into the biblical narrative of Genesis to be ready for our newest course on Exodus. Learn More about The Genesis Story Latest Articles The Unalienable Right to Criticize The Unalienable Right to Criticize By Brett Waite Part of the First Amendment says that Congress shall make no law . . . abridging the freedom of speech.” Although almost no one in Washington really cares about the Constitution anymore or what the Founders would have thought, it is edifying to remind ourselves at least, from time to time, of how the Founders understood certain fundamental righ... May 9, 2024 Read More about The Unalienable Right to Criticize The Triumph of International Communism The Triumph of International Communism By Brett Waite Today is the 79th anniversary of the Red Army raising the red flag of the hammer and sickle over the Reichstag in Berlin, signifying the triumph of in... May 2, 2024 Read More about The Triumph of International Communism Totalitarianism: A New Name for an Old Thing Totalitarianism: A New Name for an Old Thing By Larry P. Arnn This semester, I am teaching a course on totalitarianism in which we are reading the novels of George Orwell, Aldous Huxley, and Arthur Koestler. T... April 25, 2024 Read More about Totalitarianism: A New Name for an Old Thing Our Newest Course: The History of Classical Music Our Newest Course: The History of Classical Music By Jack Rowe I can’t imagine a world without music. It’s akin to a world without great paintings, poems, or prose. Indeed, a world without music would be a world w... April 18, 2024 Read More about Our Newest Course: The History of Classical Music Visit Blog Testimonials See what current students are saying: Don Nevada Takes the student through the full context of the course subject matter. Wonderful insight into how we strayed and its consequences and offers a solution. Susan California It’s refreshing listening to ideas and thoughts that would be discussed in a classroom setting. It’s been quite a few years since I have been in that type of setting. It’s nice to be back. It gets the creative juices running in the brain again. Hope Virginia Content is well presented; the students are stellar in their responses and questions. Prof. Arnn does a fabulous job balancing teaching and allowing students to participate. Above all he makes complex ideas easy to understand. Laura Texas This wonderful course selection reaches my interest and academic level, is thorough and considerate of the topic at hand and gives a perspective from many different angles that encourages deep spiritual consideration and critical thinking. Gary Michigan This course has helped me to better understand the deep and long-standing tensions between conservatism and progressivism that have unfortunately led our country to condition of being run to a large degree by unelected "experts" rather than those who are elected by the people. I understand now why progressives are so determined to use the term "expert" to attempt to present their various appointed bureaucrats as being above reproach simply because they’re "experts" in some particular field. Previous Next Create your FREE account today! All you need to access more than 40 courses and start learning today is your email address. Email Get Started Fine Arts The History of Classical Music: Pythagoras through Beethoven Literature The Exodus Story Literature Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol Politics American Foreign Policy History Ancient Christianity Mathematics & Natural Sciences The Great Principles of Chemistry Politics The American Left: From Liberalism to Despotism Politics The Real American Founding: A Conversation Economics Supply-Side Economics and American Prosperity with Arthur Laffer Philosophy & Religion C.S. Lewis on Christianity History The Rise and Fall of the Roman Republic History American Citizenship and Its Decline Literature The David Story: Shepherd, Father, King Literature Dante’s Divine Comedy Mathematics & Natural Sciences Mathematics and Logic: From Euclid to Modern Geometry Politics Civil Rights in American History Philosophy & Religion Introduction to Western Philosophy Literature Classic Children’s Literature History The Great American Story: A Land of Hope Politics Constitution 101: The Meaning and History of the Constitution Literature The Genesis Story: Reading Biblical Narratives Philosophy & Religion Introduction to Aristotle’s Ethics : How to Lead a Good Life History The Second World Wars Politics Congress: How It Worked and Why It Doesn’t Literature The Young Jane Austen: Northanger Abbey History Western Heritage: From the Book of Genesis to John Locke Literature Mark Twain: Tom Sawyer , Huckleberry Finn , and Selected Short Stories Politics Introduction to the Constitution Philosophy & Religion Theology 101: The Western Theological Tradition History American Heritage: From Colonial Settlement to the Current Day Literature Shakespeare: Hamlet and The Tempest Politics The U.S. Supreme Court History Athens and Sparta Politics Public Policy from a Constitutional Viewpoint Literature An Introduction to C.S. 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