Meet our 2025 Shakespeare Symposium speakers! 🎭📚 This year’s line-up brings together leading minds in literature and philosophy for two days of rich discussion on Shakespeare’s enduring legacy. 📅 Fri 5 & Sat 6 Sept 2025 📍 Campion College, Toongabbie 🎟 Tickets $55–$90 (20%

📢 This Friday! International speaker and theologian Dr Edward Sri is coming to Campion College, Toongabbie to give a talk on “Men, Women, and the Mystery of Love.” 🗓 Friday 29 August | 2–4pm 📍 Campion College, Toongabbie 🍴 Refreshments provided | Q&A to follow 🤝 In

⏰ The countdown to the Campion College Festival & Open Day has well and truly begun! 📖 Check out our double-page spread in the Catholic Weekly University Open Days feature and get a sneak peek of what’s in store – from tours and lectures to family-friendly festivities, food,

We’re delighted to see Campion College’s upcoming Shakespeare Symposium featured in The Epoch Times! Dr Jeremy Bell, Director of the Centre for the Study of Western Tradition, shares how Shakespeare’s wisdom still speaks to love, politics, and our modern divisions. Read the

🚣‍♂️ From kayaking mishaps to the call to authentic love, Dr Edward Sri inspired our students last Friday with a powerful message on faith and relationships. We’re grateful to Dr Sri for reminding us that the habits we form now shape the way we love in the future. 💙 Read more:

📣 Just one week to go! As part of History Week 2025, join us at Campion College for a special lecture by Dr Jeremy Bell: “The English Channel and British Political Culture.” 🗓️ 6.30pm, Wed 10 Sep 📍 Campion College, Toongabbie 👥 Free event, all welcome ☕️ Light refreshments

Issue 09 of ‘Humanitas’ is now available and this time this time we explore timekeeping in the Western world. 🕰️⏳🕯️☀️ From ancient sundials and monastic bells to the dazzling spectacle of Prague’s astronomical clock and the bold reform of the calendar itself, this issue

The Campion College Festival & Open Day is packed with activities, from our official welcome, mini lecture and campus tours to live performances, stalls, food, games and more. It’s the perfect mix of learning, community and fun… we can’t wait to see you there! 📅 Saturday 18

Campion College’s Women’s Lunch brought together over 140 women on Thursday 4 September in the George Cardinal Pell Grand Hall for an afternoon of celebration, reflection, and fellowship. It was a wonderful occasion to welcome new friends and supporters, while also giving

✨ It’s History Week 2025! ✨ Presented by the History Council of NSW, this annual celebration shines a spotlight on the enduring relevance of history in our world today. At Campion College , we believe its value goes far beyond the classroom – especially for those called to

Water has always been more than just a backdrop to history 🌊 From Viking raids to the Spanish Armada, Dr Jeremy Bell revealed how it shaped Britain’s politics in his History Week lecture at Campion. Missed it? Catch the full lecture recording now! ▶️ hubs.li/Q03HWLhC0

Travelling from out of town for the Festival & Open Day? Prospective students and their families are warmly invited to stay on campus Friday 17 October. The accommodation package includes dinner with current students and a self-serve continental breakfast on Saturday morning.

🎉 A heartfelt thank you to our incredible Campion Champions – our community of regular donors! 💙 Your ongoing generosity is the backbone of Campion College, shaping the future of our students and strengthening our mission of faith and learning. 🙏 ✨ Regular giving isn’t just

An interesting read in the AFR by Dr Paul Morrissey on how Campion College is addressing the challenges of AI in education. He explores why a liberal arts foundation is essential in fostering integrity and critical thinking at a time when AI is reshaping learning.

✨ Shakespeare and Philosophy at Campion College Symposium ✨ Earlier this month, scholars from across Australia gathered at Campion College to explore the profound intersections between Shakespeare’s works and philosophical thought. We were especially proud to welcome back two

The St Thomas Aquinas Conference: Aquinas and the Vita Contemplativa is just a few weeks away! 🎓 📅 Saturday 11 October 2025 | Campion College ✨ Keynote Address: The Most Reverend Anthony Fisher OP, Archbishop of Sydney "From Vision to Virtue and Back Again: Contemplation and

Campion College’s Formal Hall on Thursday, 18 September 2025 welcomed guest speaker Dr Rocco Loiacono, senior lecturer in the Curtin University Law School, for an evening of reflection on the rule of law, Christianity, and the challenges facing both in Australia today. Read more

💭 What’s the point of your education? To land a job… or to live a life worth living? Too often, university is sold as nothing more than a ticket to a salary. But if that’s all it is, you’re missing out on something far bigger. Education should challenge you, expand your

✨ Donations are vital to helping Campion College carry out its mission and give young Australians access to a life-changing liberal arts education. But regular giving is especially powerful... it provides steady support for the student experience, ensuring resources and

“Studying the liberal arts has had a deep influence on my life, well beyond anything I expected. It has shaped how I think, communicate, and engage with ideas.” “Beyond a personal growth in the obvious, yet valuable, skills of writing and speaking, a liberal arts education