Join the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom and the Arizona Lodging and Tourism Association for an evening that celebrates the shared values of openness and inclusion—cornerstones of hospitality, leadership, and freedom. This special AzLTA Mixer offers a unique opportunity to connect with others, reflect on how these principles have shaped our past and guide our future, and experience the You Say You Want a Revolution exhibit at the Museum of Democracy, featuring a rare collection of presidential memorabilia. The event will take place on April 3, 2025, at the Lower Level Campus Store near the MOD Exhibit.
Museum of Democracy: You Say You Want a Revolution?
Brought to campus by the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom through partnership with the Arizona Board of Regents, in the Student Union Bookstore, lower level. Experience a portion of the renowned Museum of Democracy in New York City. This exhibit offers a fascinating glimpse into presidential elections, social movements, and the fight for civil rights. Free and open to the public through May! Guided Tours scheduling information is available here.

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Open Doors, Open Minds: Hospitality, Leadership and Freedom
Join the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom and the Arizona Lodging and Tourism Association for an evening that celebrates the shared values of openness and inclusion—cornerstones of hospitality, leadership, and freedom. This special AzLTA Mixer offers a unique opportunity to connect with others, reflect on how these principles have shaped our past and guide our future, and experience the You Say You Want a Revolution exhibit at the Museum of Democracy, featuring a rare collection of presidential memorabilia. The event will take place on April 3, 2025, at the Lower Level Campus Store near the MOD Exhibit.

Museum of Democracy: You Say You Want a Revolution?
Brought to campus by the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom through partnership with the Arizona Board of Regents, in the Student Union Bookstore, lower level. Experience a portion of the renowned Museum of Democracy in New York City. This exhibit offers a fascinating glimpse into presidential elections, social movements, and the fight for civil rights. Free and open to the public through May! Guided Tours scheduling information is available here.

Entrepreneurship Summer Academy Application Open!
The Entrepreneurship Summer Academy is a hands-on program where high school students develop innovation, problem-solving, and leadership skills. In partnership with educators and University of Arizona faculty, students tackle real entrepreneurial challenges, collaborate with peers, and connect with local business leaders. This immersive experience sparks creativity, teamwork, and critical thinking, empowering students to turn ideas into action.

PPEL Summer School Applications Open!
This unique program, supported by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation, offers a free opportunity for students to explore the practical challenges of organizing society. Topics include property rights, market dynamics, and the role of political institutions in shaping prosperity. With an emphasis on critical thinking and intellectual humility, students will engage with complex moral and economic questions to better understand citizenship and decision-making in society.

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