05-17-2012, 02:01 AM
I have been on the campus of Thomas Aquinas college in Ojai, California. It is a beautiful and contemplative campus, that teaches it's students, the "Classics". It is sequestered in a beautiful valley surrounded by majestic oak trees and the rugged Topatopa mountain range.
The students that this college produces are noble citizens and many are very, very devout in their faith. I must go visit the new chapel that is on campus when next in Ojai; I think it was built a couple of years ago, but I haven't been on the campus in quite a few years. I wish more colleges would follow the lead of this outstanding Catholic college, and teach from the classics. Thomas Aquinas is only an undergrad college though, I don't think they offer graduate degrees.
The students that this college produces are noble citizens and many are very, very devout in their faith. I must go visit the new chapel that is on campus when next in Ojai; I think it was built a couple of years ago, but I haven't been on the campus in quite a few years. I wish more colleges would follow the lead of this outstanding Catholic college, and teach from the classics. Thomas Aquinas is only an undergrad college though, I don't think they offer graduate degrees.