Get free access to Hillsdale’s video series on classical Greece and Rome and learn about ancient history, philosophy, politics, culture, and foreign policy.  

The study of the classics encourages a love of liberty, which is why it was once considered an essential element of a liberal arts education. The founders of our country looked to the classics as their “lamp of experience.”

But today, it has disappeared from most college and university curricula.

Far-Left academics claim that this kind of education forms “the scaffold of white supremacy.” They show their contempt for it by teaching classes such as “Queer Icons in Greece and Rome.”

They don’t want American citizens to understand what it means to be free.

During this critical time for our country, the study of the classics is more urgent than ever. That’s why Hillsdale College has created a FREE online video series on classical Greece and Rome.

Filmed during a conference on classical Greece and Rome held at Hillsdale College, this series of six videos will give you a deeper understanding of:

• Athenian democracy and the creation of the Athenian Empire
• The Roman Republic, a source of inspiration for the American Founders   
• Cicero’s political philosophy and his engagement with Stoicism
• Xenophon’s presentation of Socrates
• Why we read Virgil’s Aeneid
• Homer’s lasting influence on Western Civilization

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