About 29 million people tuned into the first of this year’s three presidential debates Tuesday night at 9 p.m. at Case Western University and the Cleveland Clinic. Though the numbers were down nearly 40% from 2016 according to Nielsen ratings, nearly every TV on campus was tuned in to the debate During the debate, sponsored...
Football in the Big Ten Conference is back. The Southeastern Conference has begun play. For the first time in months, these and other National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I conferences are competing. Even athletes in some of the NCAA Division III conferences, and in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, have the opportunity to play...
Hillsdale College alumni have accomplished many great things, but Elizebeth Smith Friedman is in a class of her own. This summer, the United States Coast Guard announced it would name its 11th Legend-Class National Security Cutter after Friedman, a 1915 alumna of the college. When the Coast Guard’s crypto-nautical unit began, it consisted entirely of...
After 32 years of teaching at Hillsdale College, Associate Professor of History Lucy Moye has retired from the history department. Originally hired as a medievalist, Moye taught the old Western Civilization to 1648 course, in addition to the Heritage sequence. She also taught a variety of history courses ranging from Medieval England to Medieval Christianity...
The Hillsdale Collegian ranks fifth nationally in the 2020 Princeton Review ranking of Best College Newspaper. Despite dropping from its third place ranking from last year, the Collegian still earned an impressive honor, ranking in the top 20 college newspapers in the country. Hillsdale was outranked by Syracuse University, Ithaca College, Rice University, and Columbia...