Latest News About Crash Course

Here’s the latest I can share about Crash Course from publicly known sources up to now.

What is Crash Course

• Crash Course is a long-running educational YouTube channel created by John and Hank Green that releases free courses on a wide range of topics, including science, history, literature, and more. It often partners with PBS Digital Studios for some courses and has expanded to college-style content, with recent offerings announced in collaboration with institutions like ASU and Google.[3][6]

Recent developments and activities

• In 2024–2025, Crash Course continued expanding its catalog with new series and courses, including initiatives around film study and production concepts, produced in collaboration with PBS Digital Studios. This reflects ongoing growth beyond its original high school-focused content.[5][3]
• The channel maintains a Patreon and sponsorship model to keep its content free for viewers, a longstanding part of their funding approach.[6]
• Crash Course also communicates updates and news via its official channels (YouTube and website), including announcements about new courses and partnerships. For the latest, checking their official YouTube channel or website is recommended.[7][6]

Where to get reliable, up-to-date details

• Official Crash Course channels: YouTube (Crash Course), official site thecrashcourse.com. These sources typically publish new course announcements, partner news, and streaming availability.[6][7]
• News and industry coverage: entertainment and education press (e.g., IMDb News, The Economic Times coverage, and PBS Digital Studios announcements) often report on notable new courses or partnerships.[1][2][5]

Would you like me to pull the absolute latest items from their official pages and a couple of reliable outlets, and summarize them with links? I can also prepare a quick bullet list of the newest courses and any notable partnerships if you’d prefer.