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The Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law (PPEL) Undergraduate Summer School
Summer 2026 application period is now closed. An initial round of acceptance letters have been sent.
The Philosophy, Politics, Economics, and Law (PPEL) Undergraduate Summer School features a curriculum focusing on the practical problems of organizing and running human society. The summer school is supported by a grant from the John Templeton Foundation #62965. Registration, meals and student housing is FREE.
Entrepreneurship Summer Academy Application Now Live
The Entrepreneurship Summer Academy is a one-week residential program at the University of Arizona hosted by the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom that gives high school students in Arizona (grades 9–12) hands-on experience in entrepreneurship, leadership, and teamwork through mentorship, real-world business projects, and a Shark Tank–style pitch competition. Students leave with practical skills, confidence, and a clearer vision for turning ideas into action. Applications for Summer 2026 are now open—apply and take the first step toward building something extraordinary.
Integrity of Corporate Law Symposium
April 10 & 11, 2026
The Henry N.R. Jackman Faculty of Law, University of Toronto
The Michael Trebilcock Law and Economics Program at the Jackman Faculty of Law, University of Toronto; the Center for the Philosophy of Freedom at the University of Arizona, and the Johnston Center at the Rotman School of Management are pleased to present the inaugural Corporate Law Symposium.
This gathering brings together leading scholars to share their latest research and engage in thoughtful dialogue on this year’s theme: “The Integrity of Corporate Law.” This conference will serve as the inaugural event of the Michael J. Trebilcock Law and Economics Program.
Museum of Democracy: Pathway to the American Presidency
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. The new exhibit explores the history of American democracy through the creative campaign tools that shaped it and how presidential candidates have communicated their messages and mobilized support from the era of George Washington to the present day. Free and open to the public! Guided Tours scheduling information is available here.
Upcoming Workshops at the Freedom Center
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