Gutenberg College

Gutenberg College http://www.gutenberg.edu/ Gutenberg College is an accredited, four-year, Christian Great Books college in Eugene, Oregon. Gutenberg College offers a B.A.

We read the Great Books in a discussion-based format in order to help students grow in their understanding of God, the world, and themselves. in Liberal Arts. Through this degree program, students develop a broad skill set around critical thinking, writing, and communication that makes them sustainable in the 21st-century marketplace. These skills are sought after because they are highly transferr

able and do not become obsolete with technology. Students learn how to learn because they learn how to think, rather than what to think.

Join Gutenberg College in October for a one-of-a-kind Eugene community 5K inspired by great books, great ideas, and a he...
08/25/2026

Join Gutenberg College in October for a one-of-a-kind Eugene community 5K inspired by great books, great ideas, and a healthy dose of humor.

Whether you come to race, stroll, wear a toga, or simply enjoy the atmosphere, The Great Books Tour 5K hosted by Gutenberg College is designed to be welcoming, memorable, and delightfully nerdy.

Expect:
🏛️ Togas
📚 Literary references
🎭 Costumes
🏅 Winner medals and awards ceremony
😂 Terrible literary puns
👟 A genuinely fun morning in Eugene

Whether you’re channeling Aristotle, Austen, Tolkien, or simply your inner over-caffeinated reader, this is your chance to Run with the Greats. Register at greatbookstour.com!

**The original Great Books Tour design (featuring Socrates, Euclid, Michael Polanyi, Kierkegaard, Thomas Reid, and Copernicus on tour as a rock band) was created for us by artist and designer Hudson Taylor. You can see his porfolio at www.hudsontaylor.design

What if a college treated students as scholars rather than customers? Gutenberg College is a small, Christian Great Bo...
08/03/2026

What if a college treated students as scholars rather than customers?

Gutenberg College is a small, Christian Great Books college in the Pacific Northwest endeavoring to provide an outstanding education for the whole person. Our goal is to apprentice our students towards becoming mature, independent thinkers who can engage wisely with themselves, with others, and with the challenges unique to their own moment in history.

Over the past few decades, college tuition has skyrocketed while the value of college degrees has steadily declined. Gutenberg strives to buck both these trends by providing a truly valuable education at an affordable cost. Students who join the college receive an average of $6,550 each year in student aid from Gutenberg's grant and scholarship programs. For many of our students, this financial aid makes attending a viable possibility.

All of our grant and scholarship programs are donor-funded. This summer, Gutenberg's Board of Governors has agreed to match the first $21,800 in donations to raise $43,600 for student aid. Every donation between now and August 31 will go twice as far.

Help us provide an excellent education at a humane cost at gutenberg.edu/give.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Wesley, Bethany, and Nick are graduating this evening!All three of our seniors hav...
06/12/2026

Congratulations to the Class of 2026! Wesley, Bethany, and Nick are graduating this evening!

All three of our seniors have contributed so much to the community over the past four years, enriching the musical culture here, organizing student activities, and working long hours at summer events. We are excited to see where the next chapter of their lives will lead!

06/03/2026

Here's a few sights and sounds from the last dance of the 2025-2026 school year. At one point in the evening, we had almost as many musicians as dancers! Shout-out to the students and alumni who organized this event, called the dances, and provided refreshments!

Join Andrew Pudewa at EdCon2026 as we examine the fundamental human faculty of memory!Andrew Pudewa is the founder and p...
05/29/2026

Join Andrew Pudewa at EdCon2026 as we examine the fundamental human faculty of memory!

Andrew Pudewa is the founder and principal speaker of the Institute for Excellence in Writing and a father of seven. Traveling and speaking around the world, he addresses issues related to teaching, writing, thinking, spelling, and music.

If you're interested in a preview, you can hear Andrew on the Consortium Podcast with the Consortium of Classical Educators, addressing the future of writing and AI. https://theclassicalconsortium.com/ep-79-andrew-pudewa-on-the-future-of-writing-and-ai/

EdCon 2026, Learning in a Technological Age, is a Gutenberg College-hosted conference for learners, educators, and those interested in education. Join us
August 7-8 as we examine the impact of technology on the art of learning and work to uncover some of the philosophical assumptions that are driving our brave
technological age.

We are grateful to our sponsors, Classical Conversations and Junius Johnson Academics.

Find out more at gutenberg.edu/edcon.

When the geometry tutor tells you to show your work.
05/21/2026

When the geometry tutor tells you to show your work.

We are excited to announce Leigh Bortins of Classical Conversations as our keynote speaker at EdCon 2026! Do historical...
05/19/2026

We are excited to announce Leigh Bortins of Classical Conversations as our keynote speaker at EdCon 2026!

Do historical models of education have a place in a digital age? Leigh Bortins, founder of Classical Conversations and Aerospace Engineer, argues that classical education prepares students to do their own thinking. Those who possess their own knowledge and human tools to use it are better equipped to use digital tools (such as AI) to their advantage than those who allow AI to do their thinking for them.

EdCon 2026, Learning in a Technological Age, is a Gutenberg College-hosted conference for learners, educators, and those interested in education. Join us August 7-8 as we examine the impact of technology on the art of learning and work to uncover some of the philosophical assumptions that are driving our brave technological age.

We are grateful to our sponsors, Classical Conversations and Junius Johnson Academics. If you are interested in sponsoring EdCon2026, please contact us!

Find out more at gutenberg.edu/edcon.

The Gutenberg College Art Show is this evening! There'll be monologues, music, and a delightful variety of visual arts!
05/08/2026

The Gutenberg College Art Show is this evening! There'll be monologues, music, and a delightful variety of visual arts!

How do you brighten up a discussion of Camus' "The Plague"? With a few extra plague doctors, of course!
04/17/2026

How do you brighten up a discussion of Camus' "The Plague"? With a few extra plague doctors, of course!

The next Great Books Symposium is April 7, 2026!Join us for a discussion of Homer's 'Odyssey' as we contemplate this que...
03/27/2026

The next Great Books Symposium is April 7, 2026!

Join us for a discussion of Homer's 'Odyssey' as we contemplate this question: was Odysseus' journey home ultimately selfish or sacrificial?

Whether you're a teacher leading a class through this great Greek epic, encountering Homeric works for the first time, or just someone looking for a chance to discussing classic literature with other adults, the Great Books Symposium is an opportunity to learn and practice the art of discussion, and engage with the classics in a forum of your peers.

You can find out more and register at gutenberg.edu/gbs

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1883 University Street
Eugene, OR
97403

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Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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