Quest of a Hemisphere
Donzella Cross Boyle's high-school American history, drawn from original documents, diaries and journals.
History, science, literature and languages — the accumulated knowledge every generation inherits, taught the way America's founders were taught.
The study of the Classics and Classical Civilizations are the cornerstones of Robert Welch University, and they were also the core ideals, value, morals and principles of the founding era.
“A positive, forward-looking philosophy; a design and example of social organization which boldly and confidently offers leadership along the one hard but sure road to a better world.”
Textbooks, family lessons, lectures and books — each one ready to read online or download.
Donzella Cross Boyle's high-school American history, drawn from original documents, diaries and journals.
Weekly family discussions of American history and values, first published in 1973.
Original Intent Studies on Congress, the courts, and treaties under the Constitution.
The Politician, Philip Dru: Administrator and And Not a Shot Is Fired.
Taught at home by his mother, Robert Welch read at two, studied Latin at seven and entered high school as a junior at ten. He mastered French and German, became a successful businessman and world traveler, and gathered a library of more than five thousand volumes.
He dreamed of a liberal arts college where young Americans could be educated in the same classical tradition as the Founding Fathers.
In 2005 RWU launched an online associate's degree certified by the State of Wisconsin. That program is paused while curricula are built for a full four-year degree with special emphasis on the classics.
RWU continues to support other educational programs, seminars and research.