Why This New College Might Save Higher Education | Chris Rufo & Stephen Blackwood

Dave Rubin of “The Rubin Report” talks to Christopher Rufo and Stephen Blackwood, the founder of Ralston College, about the current state of universities in America and the recent unrest on campuses. Stephen Blackwood discusses his aim to create a university that emulates the best aspects of historical universities, focusing on gifted scholars, eager students, and a strong sense of community. Christopher Rufo discusses his work in exposing corruption in institutions and the need for creative destruction to allow for new growth; how the current state of universities presents an opportunity for new institutions like Ralston College to thrive; and much more.
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[@dianewhitten-vile4847]

As a parent, I want my kid prepared for jobs, and flying the coop. Not learning only ideological activism

[@lesliepage3886]

And you want a great return on your money and your kid’s time.

[@blahblahfuckoffhailsatan5404]

I too want my child to be a obedient worker drone and nothing else

[@119Agent]

Choose the right education institution. Doesn’t necessarily have to be a university but if it is spend some time on campus and you’ll get he gist of what the value proposition is.

[@sergelysak]

"The worse things get, the greater the opportunity becomes." I love this line, it oozes hope.

[@tomsanders5584]

I had a boss who would say something similar: "There is opportunity in chaos."

[@TTFN55]

@@tomsanders5584 - Did you work for Rahm Emmanuel?

[@Dedhedted71]

Dave I wanted to run up to you and say hello but didn't want to interrupt your video. I watch you everyday and there you were right in front of me in Savannah Georgia while I was on vacation from pennsylvania. I am the guy behind you in the blue shirt at 9.23.

[@TTFN55]

We're visiting Savannah NEXT WEEK!

[@Dedhedted71]

Awesome. We loved it! Sorry Charlies had fantastic oysters. Boars Head restaurant was also great. Best shrimp and grits I have ever had. If you get the chance ride out to Hilton Head to Coligny Beach. Best beach I have ever been to.

[@TTFN55]

@@Dedhedted71 - I'm texting myself your comment so I don't forget. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@Nonsensically]

You made me fast forward to see you there! 😂

[@JR-nq5tt]

Oh my goodness, what an absolutely beautiful street to walk along.

[@ninjagirl226]

Savannah is just an amazing city. I only got about a half day there, but I need to go back

[@WhizzingFish12]

Savannah is gorgeous and just drips history.

[@TTFN55]

@@ninjagirl226 - We're going next week!

[@bookwormben]

I live in Savannah and they’re walking east on Gordon St. Passed the Mercer Williams House (if you’ve read Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil or seen the movie) and Monterrey Square on their left, with Forsyth Park a couple of blocks on their right.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

If only we can make the rest of cities and towns more like that. Many are, but not enough. As close as possible to nature with human-size architecture, paradise.

[@chenli9062]

Just applied there. Was touched by the aspiration. Will see 🎉

[@philtheheaterguy951]

Good luck!

[@cknelson2085]

Not luck, prayers for Sucess.

[@victorhorace8467]

I hope you achieve your dream. Good luck.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

Wonderful. As an old woman I envy you. I do so hope it responds to your aspirations.

[@tannykeeler9728]

I will pay full tuition to my grandson if he goes to Hillsdale, UATX, New College or Ralston. For any other school he’s on his own.

[@unitysprings3631]

You're a bad ass Nanna ❤️

[@sergelysak]

It is a huge relief to see examples of great efforts to course correct this country's higher education.

[@nataliewolff6329]

Honoring God is the first step to educational success.

[@Shipslitz]

putting God first in everything is the key to success. know Him as your business partner and apply His instructions to your programs and operating systems

[@aucourant9998]

But that is not the job of the universities. That is the job of the parents.

[@nataliewolff6329]

@@aucourant9998 Correct

[@tomsanders5584]

@@aucourant9998 Why?

[@aucourant9998]

@@tomsanders5584 Because that is not the purpose of universities.

[@evelynplzak8829]

Dave that was a great walk by interview I loved it. Do this more often

[@dawnmuir5052]

Stephen Blackwood is ON FIRE 🔥 Eloquent and inspiring! It will be a wonderful thing when Ralston College is well established and can welcome people of all income levels to pursue the essential question of the good.

[@cknelson2085]

So surprised and delighted to see our Beautiful city of Savannah on your show with the highlight being Ralston College. Will look into donating to a College similar to Hillsdale.

[@TTFN55]

We're going to see your beautiful city next week!

[@davidmascio1896]

High point university also is a great conservative, America loving university!

[@dellnichols4625]

We lived in High Point for many years and I agree! The students are there to learn and become successful members of society. They volunteer in the community. It’s an honor to have that university in High Point.

[@jonathanfriedman8903]

Dave you’re doing great things! Love watching your channel!

[@robertfeinstein2175]

Hillsdale is also a great ciollege that has not surrendered to the pro-Hamas mobs, and DEI.

[@KRinT04]

I love Hillsdale!!! It's quite expensive though.

[@glennchartrand5411]

Something needs to change, many colleges have become a farce of higher education. Employers used to treat colleges as "Work Experience" because students were expected to dress and comport themselves the same way they would in their profession. 30 years ago Colleges stopped teaching students professional behavior or even how to act like an adult, instead they are reinforcing behaviors that will get you fired in most professions. 15 years ago they stopped failing students, a college degree is no longer a guarantee that the person can even read. I'm pretty sure my Dog could pass classes that list themselves as "Inclusive" 10 years ago they started encouraging militancy and political bigotry. 5 years ago they started encouraging criminal behavior and human rights violations. Now you have large companies threatening to blacklist Ivy League Colleges. In very near future you will see job postings with things like: "Harvard Graduates need not apply" in the qualification section.

[@bwalker4194]

It’s going to be a lovely thing to see.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

With you 100%.

[@SkillandChillParenting]

What a great vibe

[@FoundingFathersUSA]

It’s definitely go time for the reboot. Much success. Make America great again without a show stopping world war.

[@evelynplzak8829]

I love this Had to share even if some family or friends are not on the same page

[@jenniferdeaton5130]

I'm still listening but in case you all don't mention it, business owners like me will be very reticent to employ anyone graduating Harvard, Columbia et al. They have destroyed their reputations and the result is, those young people will graduate into real life and I am not interested in employing them.

[@DumpsterElite]

Not a business owner, but If I were, I would actually have a LIST of "approved colleges" from which to hire graduates. And the Ivy league would NOT be on that list.

[@bookwormben]

I hear a lot of SEC type state schools are getting more popular for employers to hire from

[@ivermec-tin666]

A blacklist is simply not going to work as you imagine it to. DEI has infected virtually every campus in North America. You can't practically blacklist every institution that has gone woke. Instead, you need to develop some method of identifying and avoiding individual applicants who have allowed themselves to become indoctrinated as useful idiots. A collectivist reaction to the threat that collectivism poses to you and your business is at best ill considered. Try to develop a vetting process that favors those who embrace enlightenment values, and to weed out those who embrace collectivism. A blacklist will not accomplish this for you. You have to do the work of structuring your screening process to support your objectives and values. Don't be lazy.

[@ladyaqua4544]

Thank You Dave this is so Hope filled to hear, I’m passing this on to My Daughter for my Grandson.🙏🏻🇺🇸

[@ivermec-tin666]

Stephen Blackwood brings to mind the late great Mortimer Adler. His aspirations are genuinely inspiring. Nature abhors a vacuum. The self immolation of the Academy is simply irreversable at this point. Far better to start from scratch with a principled mission, administration, funders, students, and founding faculty. Such an institution will remain on course for as long as the founding faculty remain in position. The risk comes when these courageous and committed people pass on the torch. This is what became of The Evergreen State College. When the founding faculty had all passed on, lunatics took their place. A parallel change in direction occurred at St. John's College in Maryland when the founders, Barr and Buchanan, passed away. In this case the college became ossified as faculty settled into the comfort of specializing in one single aspect of the great books program instead of rotating through the entire canon as was intended. This institution became a sort of living museum, which is a tragedy. These two institutions were founded with the intention of rethinking, reanimating, and revolutionizing higher education. TESC was born of the cultural conflicts of the Vietnam Era and the Cold War. St. John's College was born of the moribund tertiary nature of higher education in the interwar years (between WW1 and WW2). There are lessons to be learned from the successes and failures of these two radical experiments. It is important that the work being done at Ralston and the handfull of other institutions of higher education be virulent and contageous, to borrow terms from our unfortunate recent collective nightmare.

[@cknelson2085]

Amen!

[@whatshappening3327]

My 14 year old daughter has a 3.9 gpa. And I’m dreading trying to figure out where she should got college. Lame and stupid world.

[@dianewhitten-vile4847]

And you need a small administration - not top heavy - that follow rules of bylaws. No coddling. No antisemitism. Preferably. civil discourse with profs and speakers.

[@user-gd3ln4dj1c]

Interesting conversation. Sounds like a great college to go to. Wish I was 35 years younger and living in the US. Might have gone over there to study!

[@juliagrant3299]

I live in Savannah! It is a great small city and we don't put up with the crap of big liberal cities. Hope you get some great food while you were/are visiting.

[@margaretgrey4238]

Goodluck. Whatever is wrong here, I hope you overcome it inside. Something is wrong.

[@ivermec-tin666]

Wrong!

[@meisherenow]

The incumbents, selling a high-prestige but inferior product at high cost, will sit up and pay attention when/if they start losing their top talent to newcomers like Ralston. The prospect of death wonderfully focuses the mind

[@DumpsterElite]

This is a good idea, and I could see a massive amount of parents wanting to send their kids to somewhere like that. Why would you want to send your child somewhere where they're NOT going to get an education??? Where they're going to have to go to "Zoom school" all the time, because the University is on yet another "protest lockdown".

[@dewijlr]

Good conversation!

[@144Donn]

@9:30 discussing if it is a good thing or bad that the rot has been brought to the public eye. I tend to agree, that although it is very ugly, at least we know what we are dealing with as opposed to not knowing anything. I am curious if they have been able to keep prices somewhat reasonable. Great energy! Wishing the institution great success!

[@johnbrown4568]

Ralston College rocks free speech and open inquiry.

[@jimhallinsn1023]

Savannah a most beautiful city, visited the place in 2013, a sensible university will add to her gentle granduer.

[@Thandar324]

Sounds like Hillsdale College

[@keithyoung7640]

Now that was heavy man

[@bettysmith3871]

Savana is beautiful

[@WhizzingFish12]

Used to live nearby. Savannah definitely has plenty of rough areas, but much of it has been restored and is absolutely gorgeous. Plus it's got a cool Deep South vibe - like a laid-back sleepy cross of New Orleans and Charleston. And very little racial drama in real life - I never once saw a negative racial interaction.

[@user-ws9mp9rq5m]

NDY fascinating conversation . it would be interesting to extend university analytics throughout theWestern Nations!

[@badjeer5963]

What makes a great university. You👏

[@graememoir3545]

What a beautiful place. It’s now on my bucket list to visit

[@erhardtharris8727]

Great interview. Great work. And if this isn't the very definition of 'culture war' I don't know what is.

[@CryptoSurfer]

The seeds of the downfall of our universities were sowed long ago by the KGB. Check out the Yuri Bezmenov interview from 1985. Even though the KGB is gone, their plan has continued by taking on a life of its own.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

That interview should be shown everywhere IMHO

[@knuckleheadX98]

Pretty hard to get in, since it is so in demand. I will try again.

[@highseasailing8624]

Love the Rolston college so much.

[@DonnaKC]

The university rot was already there in 1968, at least on the west coast. Renewal and reform might come if kids start learning trades instead of going to university. The system needs some good competition from alternative opportunities for kids.

[@4catmom14]

Great interview. I love Savannah, Georgia.

[@mchristr]

A contemporary promoter of classical education stated (I'm paraphrasing): The aim of education is to discover the reality God has created, that we might conform our lives to that reality.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

Beautiful.

[@bwalker4194]

Tenure must be abolished.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

As a retired teacher who didn't have tenure (thank goodness) I couldn't agree more. If we do become teachers we have an obligation to keep learning and changing too.

[@daisysummer1575]

Savannah is beautiful and has fantastic restaurants.

[@DonnaKC]

Whatever you do, don’t take federal funds. Otherwise it will be just the same ol’ , same ol’. Smart kids aren’t going to college.

[@carlpolen7437]

Awesome.

[@Over_It]

I have extremely high hopes my kid would go into the trades. I would like to see him carpentry, plumbing, machining, electrician-craft, etc. These are the skills he can take into adulthood and truly make a living that's better than what I have or am able to give him. Yes, the market for those skills will fluctuate from time to time. But those are true skills. Those skills can get him a house one day, even if he builds/renovates it himself. I want him to have a better life than to 20 years I lost to retail & customer service.

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

Thank you for your story. I hope your hopes for your child come true. There is nobility in true craftsmanship. Fingers crossed for you.

[@michy2630]

Loved hearing about this new college. Terrific you previewed it here. Awesome work as always

[@sandraelder1101]

Even the buildings are classical. Brilliant repurposing!

[@jkonior1]

Great interview!!

[@nickbeaucage4711]

As a double engineer, professionally practicing from say 2003, licensed in 2012, demoralized and resentful by 2007. Not offering services as of 2018. That’s where your kids house is. It’s not happening.

[@georger6624]

This will work. This will definitely work thank you guys.

[@bluecoffee8414]

Wonderful! Love this!!!

[@lgude]

I remember standing the Quad a bit south of 116th start looking at the names on Butler Library and realising that after a couple of years reading the work of those thinkers I understood why I had been asked to read them. Not simply so I would be exposed to the roots of Western Civilisation, but because my teachers and my university understood that the best they could was try to find the brightest kids they could gather together and expose them to those thinkers in the hope that when it came our turn and we had to face what our elders knew they could not predict, we would have the necessary mental and moral equipment to find our way. I got it. I was just one of many dice thrown upon the table subject to chance which, as Cicero said, “ happeneth to them all”. Wager accepted. I’m 81 and can only thank divine providence that I did not crap out. It was a near run thing, but I’ll pass Steven Blackwood’s death bed challenge. I may suffer significantly and turn my face to the wall in the end, but I have no reason to curse God.

[@arashkamangir9824]

The problem comes from colleges becoming so business profit minded. Once the personal interests are stops then learnings take place. Iranian Jew

[@summerday9333]

That answer was gobbledygook

[@blackthatha6960]

Woke stuff doesn't touch science. 2+2=4 doesn't change regardless of your feelings

[@nadavtalbi5531]

But what is the pronoun of the number "4"

[@ivermec-tin666]

Wrong. It has infected institutions from Purdue to MIT. You can't hide behind your "white" math. LOL.

[@debragodfrey4554]

Taylor University! Incredible! Parents check it out!

[@sprezzatura8755]

The ivy League schools were always men's colleges. All the troubles started when they began letting women in, which makes no sense because there were the seven sisters schools for the ladies.

[@scottmUTCS]

UATX as well.

[@ndb232]

For the algorithm👍

[@rodger2499]

Too bad the rest of the universities, like the UC system don’t adopt this philosophy.

[@frequentlycynical642]

FYI, there is a literal New College in Sarasota, FL>

[@C.E.Thomas1952]

The Chinese word for crisis has two characters and means danger and opportunity. As a retired teacher who got out long before woke, I have dreamed of a revolution in the way we learn (and transmit knowledge), a way more suited to a rapidly changing world. I can leave my body now in the hope that however fragile it is at the moment, the "new" education may offer hope and something better. Fingers crossed.

[@margaretgrey4238]

Like movie Twilight. Beautiful scenery is great. Best part.

[@peterpremingertrichter6274]

Good luck.

[@risknerd1772]

Are you guys walking around Savannah, GA? -- Ha! Just Googled Ralston...You guys ARE in Savannah!

[@patriciahaddad3179]

👌👌👌👌👌

[@jennysparks7232]

Brigham Young University has student conduct standards and students get educated not indoctrinated!

[@bretts6861]

Colleges today are bloated and inefficient. I watch a lot of science videos. In the comments, you invariably get students saying that they learned more from a 15 minute KZbin than from their two hour lecture.

[@lyspooner5093]

You should get some ideas from St. John's College in Annapolis, MD. They already did this 150 years ago.

[@ivermec-tin666]

While St. John's College is the oldest college in the USA, the "Program" that Barr and Buchanan implemented there is not that old. These two founders chose St. John's College because it presented itself as an opportunity. As a traditional college, St. John's was financially failing. The Program breathed new life into that campus. But, it has remained marginalized as an institution. They added a campus in Santa Fe, NM a few decades ago, but have had little impact on other institutions aside from the few that have adopted a two year program of study inspired by the Great Books. St. John's is ossified. It is something of a living museum. I spent a year there. There are a lot of smug and comfortable tutors there, and a handful of truly great thinkers. Perhaps if they had been successful in their bid to be part of the Claremont College system the Program might have had more impact...

[@Opa773]

Yes , all instructions needs to be challenged and their produce assessed without money exchange with the government or elites .

[@margaretgrey4238]

No apologies.

[@williambranch4283]

A good college should be like the Classical ed movement in HS, only more so.

[@zachvinka6764]

Base: Energy derivatives and waste use.

[@donaldcatton4028]

Love the live oaks….

[@Opa773]

Learning the Fundamental values of life starts at home . Meme your kids read read read read read .

[@georger6624]

You guys really know your history very true in the past is always conservativism with the universities and even the colleges all the way up to the 70s

[@linjay5230]

I hope the administration won't be swayed when woke professors apply for jobs, worst if an activist for Palestinians

[@TXMEDRGR]

Check out Liberty University, a great college.

[@audreylin3466]

Sorry guys, but no. They're just more people who think their way is the "right way." The whole point of an advanced education was to firstly, to have a shared body of knowledge and not "reinvent the wheel". The next was to be able to communicate and share ideas with other people around the world who had diverse backgrounds, beliefs and values -- but the same foundation of knowledge. From that they can all choose and build what they believe is best for themselves. You don't get to tell them what is best.

[@georger6624]

I agree with these guys this is great example Harvard the past Harvard University let’s say 60 years ago copy that not the Harvard but Harvard university 60 years ago copy that very good

[@Raullopez101]

They had to get the most college professor looking person on campus to represent the school. lol he’s probably an acting professor acting as a real professor.

[@jimgunther3378]

Kinda' disappointed. I watched the entire video and never heard the value concept. Would have been more effective to hear the "elevator pitch" about the school - then - the word salad. We've all heard about Hillsdale (for example) but Ralston "specialness" never revealed in any detail.

[@Bay0Wulf]

Well … this is interesting but I’m not hearing about the “Thrust” of this College. What type/sort of Curriculum are they offering? What are they expecting their students to have as tools for their futures once they graduate. I’d note that I AM NOT a proponent of a “Liberal” Education of ANY Kind … Not “Classic” not “Current”. I tried repeatedly to enter college but was unable to skip past a 2 year “requirement” for “Liberal Arts” which was simply regurgitated material that should’ve been learned in High School. It is said that LA makes a person “well rounded” but I know almost all of that and find people with Degrees in Liberal Arts to be stultifyingly stupid but think they “know” something of value.

[@ivermec-tin666]

The key indication of mastery of the canon is humility. Clearly, you have not achieved that level of deep understanding. The remedial basic education courses required at Universities are NOT "The Liberal Arts". And, practically all Universities offer some method of testing out of those remedial courses, or leapfrogging right over them. Doing so typically requires engaging in conversation with professors of courses that have these remedial courses as "prerequisites". It is incumbent on the student to learn to navigate around such roadblocks. It's not that hard if you try. You can even do this at the Community College level. Professors have latitude in this regard. The Liberal Arts prepare you to learn, to read, to comprehend, and to apply knowledge in order to achieve results in spite of obstacles and barriers. Only a handfull of colleges in the world even offer a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts. Thousands offer technical degrees that they arbitrarily identify as sub-categories of Liberal Arts. As if the notion of splitting knowledge up between a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Science track had any real meaning. It doesn't. But, what do I know. I have a Bachelor of Arts in the Liberal Arts. LOL.

[@ryu_san_]

Nice idea, though not sure how they will prevent corruption once big money is involved with their university. Many Ivy league unis started out well and ended up corrupt.

[@yoavmiller216]

As long as you have the right people at the helm and no, luckily, excessive prestige, you are protected... Use it while you can.

[@badjeer5963]

Your ok nuff said

[@catherinebourdon8258]

Far too many colleges/universities pushed theory in courses, as opposed to logical, real life circumstances. Fundamentals of education go beyond ideology, philosophy, arts and activism. I believe in purposeful deconstructing for meaningful problem solving. However, we cannot repeat those same errors on a different platform. Though well-meaning, such is short-sighted. Interestingly enough, the fundamental purpose of many of the ivy league universities was, in fact, RELIGIOUS institutions. And still is. Their activities indicate they worship another god, different from the One they were originally dedicated to. History speaks to it. Current events speak to it. Note how little this is being mentioned. I wonder if young people were to once again discover a higher purpose in God, their Creator, and their ability to find satisfaction in working with their hands, we'd see vastly different results! We'd also see greater socio-economic mobility and less crime. You know that saying "idle hands are the devil's tool"? That. There are studies to show that anxiety & other mental health conditions increased among students as thought lessons increased and hands-on lessons decreased. American history also shows that when slaves were emancipated, the ones to escape poverty were those who were trained in a vocation or skill. These are reasons to seriously consider VOCATIONAL TRAINING. There is great dignity to be found in working with your hands. Young people need to learn, embrace and run wildly successful & free with this reality, rather than have ideologues programming them to believe otherwise.

[@roscoepatternworks3471]

It's a liberal arts college with free speech. Once you get a degree, what job can the graduate get in the real world? I did a 5-year apprenticeship to learn a trade. Just curious 🤔

[@cknelson2085]

Perhaps they will be the future Bureaucrats that run most of our lives from Washington, DC. Unqualified and hating our own country.

[@ivermec-tin666]

That would be a rhetorical question. Wouldn't it?

[@stephenwilkes1385]

Does this 'new' college have a name?

[@CC777PATRIOT]

Yes, it's in the description and mentioned several time. *RALSTON COLLEGE*

[@anguswiebe]

3rd

[@SupHapCak]

We should really just start filling in gaps where things are too expensive and undercut the prices. Sell exactly what McDonald sells but lower price. Go to sources and haggle

[@AlecO-xh8rt]

Who is paying for all this?

[@drewbongiorno]

Sounds like the same bullshit, just from a different bullshit artist.

[@watchtheirhands3346]

0:19 and there's the subtle signal ... the good old hand triangle nudge nudge wink wink .. showing his mason alliance to all other fellow "brothers" .. they get all giddy with their super secret hand signs

[@margaretgrey4238]

This seems fake. Wrong persons here.

[@jaydunbar7538]

Interesting take, I think you’re fake, your turn.

[@ivermec-tin666]

Allow me to direct you to "The Great Egress". Step right through that door. You will be astounded.

[@unkorichie2029]

Savannah at night is eerily beautiful

[@cknelson2085]

😂

[@cknelson2085]

This is what you got out of this video about Ralston College, in Savannah, Georgia? You don’t have to go to the Ivy League to be out to lunch.