College Blog

This is the first in a series of blogs which will present on-going action research in the new economy by Economics For Transition Lecturer, Tim Crabtree

The experiences of meditators and contemplatives over the centuries and, more recently, of Western psychologists such as Jung and Hillman have shown us that we operate from two fundamental (and interrelated) levels or modes of consciousness

Read this poem by former student, Della Duncan

See the latest events from Escola Schumacher Brasil

Without sound there would be no music or voice to stir the soul and transport the spirit, there would be no legend, no poetry or song.

Recently Julia Ponsonby and fellow kitchen aide travelled to London to attend The Uprising.

The revolution demanded by economics students around the world has focused almost exclusively on the curriculum, specifically on the need to draw on a much wider range of traditions and schools of economic thought.

Is progress possible? Great provocations and excellent practice

Stephan Harding writes about Rabindranath Tagore and the importance of his work in understanding our rightful place within the world of nature.

Philip Franses encapsulates in a simple way the essence of what Holistic Science for him is about, not always an easy thing to articulate, and also inquires into some of its implications for the relation of science and faith.