Gutenberg tutors Eliot Grasso and Chris Swanson have been invited to give talks and lead workshops at the National Symposium for Classical Education in Phoenix, Arizona on February 22-24. Dr. Grasso will give a talk on "The Role of Musical Tradition Today": For centuries in the West, people have gathered [...]

In February, tutor Eliot Grasso and Gutenberg junior Emma Hollmann traveled to Worldview at the Abby gap-year program in Cañon City, Colorado, where Emma attended before coming to Gutenberg. Dr. Grasso's talk, “How to manage your FOMO,” was designed to help young adults think about what it means to trust God as they consider their [...]

Gutenberg College may be ten years late to the podcast party, but it is never too late to throw our hat in the ring! The podcast format is a perfect fit for Gutenberg. We at Gutenberg spend a lot of our time reading great works of literature and then raising interesting questions for discussion. [...]

In its Young Philosophers series, Gutenberg College opens its (virtual) doors to high-school-age participants for thoughtful online discussion of important ideas. In 2022-23, we will examine some prominent examples of pop culture and discuss their artistry, ideas, and significance. What messages is pop culture sending, and how is it sending them? What do we think [...]

Recently Gutenberg College was approached by Viewpoint, a public television program that airs mini documentaries about organizations with interesting stories. After passing through an interview process, we were selected as one of their clients! As part of the project, Viewpoint will create a three-to-five-minute documentary about Gutenberg College and distribute it to Public Television [...]

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  “This book was born twenty-five years ago on a very bad night. As a young Christian (I converted at eighteen) I struggled greatly with the sin that was all too noticeable in my life. Some of my teachers at the time believed in the “victorious Christian life” theology. Victory over sin was mine, [...]