Next month, Hillsdale College will release its latest free online course:
“Dante’s Divine Comedy,” and today, we want to share an exclusive video for
select supporters, including you. You can watch this exclusive video and
pre-register for the course below.
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Dear Fellow American,
 

Next month, Hillsdale College will release its latest free online course:
“Dante’sDivine Comedy,” and today, we want to share an exclusive video for
select supporters, including you.


You can watch this exclusive video and pre-register for the course below.

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After reading the course title, several questions may come to mind. First, who
is Dante, and what isThe Divine Comedy? Second, why should I care about this
work in 2021?


Dante Alighieri was an Italian poet and statesman who lived between 1265 and
1321. His epic poemThe Divine Comedy is considered a masterpiece of the Middle
Ages and one of the all-time greatest works of Western literature.


In The Divine Comedy, Dante takes us on a remarkable journey through the
circles of the Inferno, up the slope of Mount Purgatory, and finally into the
celestial realms of Paradise. Not surprisingly, Dante’s epic poem on character
and the afterlife has inspired countless works of art, stories, music,
language, and even feature films.


But why should we study Dante today?


Dante wrote this poem to provide an education to anyone facing a great trial
or striving to lead an excellent life. The themes of this poem are freedom and
justice. And people like you who love liberty will have much to learn from and
celebrate in this classic work.


You can watch your exclusive video for this course using the link below.


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In the clip, you’ll meet Stephen Smith, your guide through the realms of
Dante'sDivine Comedy.


Dr. Smith is a professor of English at Hillsdale College. He’s also our dean
of humanities and the Temple Family Chair in English Literature. Dr. Smith is
an inspiring teacher, and Hillsdale students thoroughly enjoy his courses—so I
know you will as well!


After watching the video, please pre-register to take this important free
course. We’ve limited pre-registration to the first 20,000 students, so don’t
delay.


And, after pre-registering for this important new course, will you also
consider giving a special tax-deductible gift?


Your gift will help us reach our $300,000 funding goal to promote the course
and other educational efforts.


In this troubled time, we must get the course in front of as many people and
families as possible, making your support vital.


As you may know, Hillsdale College refuses EVERY PENNY of government
funding—even indirectly in the form of federal or state student loans and
grants.


Let’s inspire as many people as possible toward liberty and achieving great
things through Dante’s epic poem.


As Dante says, “A little spark gives birth to a great flame.” Thank you for
your interest in“Dante’s Divine Comedy.”


Best regards,


Kyle Murnen, '09
Director of Online Learning
Hillsdale College

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