The jurisprudence of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is almost universally praised within conservative circles, save one infamous decision. In an event hosted by the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship Tuesday, Sept. 15, Vincent Phillip Munoz defended that decision. Munoz, an Associate Professor of Political Science and Law at Notre Dame University,...
“Dr. Jordan, I think you’re having a stroke,” sophomore Luke Vayder told professor of English Michael Jordan during a Great Books class in Kendall Hall on the morning of Sept. 2. Vayder had noticed Jordan was slurring his speech, a symptom of a stroke. He checked the time: It was 9:25 a.m. Vayder’s grasp on...
Alex Nester ’20 was “doxxed” on Twitter by CNN analyst Asha Rangappa last week after Nester raised questions in her reporting for the Washington Free Beacon about Rangappa’s public comments. “Doxxing” is the practice of publishing personal information for the purpose of encouraging harassment. Rangappa posted Nester’s email and phone number on Twitter after Nester,...
Students swarm the student section at a sporting event in crazy-looking costumes. They proudly brandish the titles of “Simpsonite” or “Olds Girl.” They purchase their residences’ respective shirts in droves, and they passionately shout their dorm chants during Homecoming. These scenes depict Hillsdale’s avid dorm tribalism, a phenomenon that is unique to our school. Many...