Gutenberg College is a private Christian liberal arts college located in Eugene, Oregon, USA. The following is a detailed introduction:

Educational philosophy and methods

The college has a unique educational method, which replaces traditional textbooks with reading Western classics. Classes are mainly discussion-based rather than lectures. Students can explore in depth questions such as "What is a human being" and "What is faith". In this way, students can develop critical thinking, communication skills and pursuit of truth.

Professional settings

The traditional professional division is not explicitly mentioned, but its courses revolve around Western classics, covering multiple disciplines such as philosophy, literature, history, and theology. Through reading and discussing works such as Plato's "Crito" and Lewis's "Back to Basics", students are trained to have comprehensive qualities.

Campus culture and life

The college is small in size, like a close community, with close relationships between teachers and students, and students can get more opportunities to communicate with teachers one-on-one, and can also use resources such as the comprehensive library of the nearby University of Oregon.

School history

Founded in 1983, although it has a short history, it has formed its own characteristics and traditions in the field of education.