Thales College

Our new issue of Theory & Ground examines the contrast between What is Seen and What is Unseen and includes a special feature from Dr. Adrian Bejan. Enjoy Volume 4 articles online here: https://www.thalescollege.org/app/tandg-vol4-fb

Join us for our 3rd and final Smith Lecture of this academic year. On Thursday, May 28th, from 6:00-8:00pm, Dr. Matthew Mehan, Associate Dean & Associate Professor of Government at Hillsdale College, will present "The Second Death of Cicero." *Complimentary boxed dinners will be provided for each guest registered by May 20th. For more information and to register, visit: https://buff.ly/erYe2bK

"The world needs value creators. Become a lifelong learner, develop a strong work ethic, and embrace a long-term, meaningful goal." More from Jon Rennie, Professor of Entrepreneurial Business & Director of Internships: https://www.thalescollege.org/app/tandg-041426-fb

"In the end, I’m very happy that there’s more for me to learn, and more, and always more; things that are beautiful, even just things that are good fun. I think it is an earnest of heaven itself."

Dr. Anthony Esolen reflects on an except from Alexander Pope's An Essay on Criticism: https://www.thalescollege.org/app/tandg-031726-fb

Join our week-long immersive program from June 22-26, 2026, designed for high school upperclassmen to explore entrepreneurship. Discover economic concepts such as division of labor, specialization, and comparative advantage, and see how entrepreneurs innovate in everyday essentials. For more details and early bird registration, visit: https://buff.ly/imerXkR

"When we agreed to teach in a classical school, we agreed to become a guardian of a tradition and a keeper of a culture. We agreed to learn to love a former way of seeing the world and to wear that love like a crown and a mantle. We agreed to embody the noble ideas and biblical values of the tradition before them. We agreed to show them how to live by showing them what to love."

More from one of our Certificate in Classical Education Philosophy (CCEP) teachers, Mrs. Mandi Gerth: https://www.thalescollege.org/app/tandg-030226-fb

"Confidence grows by doing hard things, not by avoiding them." More on the importance of running toward the fire with fortitude from Jon Rennie, Thales College Professor of Entrepreneurial Business & Director of Internships: https://www.thalescollege.org/app/tandg-021726-fb

On January 30, five students, one alumnus, and one professor from Thales College attended the CiRCE Institute's Job Fair. They met representatives from classical schools around the United States. Here they are with Andrew Kern, president of the CiRCE Institute.

Join us for the Free Enrichment Workshop, "Learning Through Labor: The Importance of Work Experience," on Saturday, February 21, from 10:00am to 11:30am. Guest speakers Kent Misegades and Alexander Guin will share valuable advice and insights on how jobs and internships contribute to a life of learning and success.

Open to all students in 6th-12th grade. Registration requested: https://buff.ly/j2W0BrX