Students pack nearly 30,000 meals
Over the course of a single hour, 120 volunteers packaged 20,982 meals for children in Haiti, enough to feed 83 kids for an entire…
Davidson College apologizes after calling Folsom lecture not ‘academic related’
Davidson College staff apologized after moving locations for a lecture from a former Hillsdale College history professor on Monday, calling his speech not “academic…
Philosophy professor to research the problem of evil
Visiting Professor of Philosophy Ian Church is receiving a nearly quarter-of-a-million-dollar grant for research that could topple the strongest argument against a belief in…
Tocco speaks on campus
Students from all corners of campus gathered this past Monday to hear from author, businessman, and benefactor Don Tocco.
Students from every club on…
Economics professors sign anti-tariff letter to Trump, Congress
Hillsdale College economics professors are among the most recent to warn President Donald Trump and Congress against passing tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Along with…
Benzing house director to retire at end of semester
“Hi, Pastalamizi,” Sue Postle calls from her little apartment off the lobby of Benzing Residence.
Her burnt orange door is flung open, and a…
Townhouse construction causes gas main leak
Commuters who take West or College street home may have to take a detour Monday afternoon.
Construction on the College Park townhouses at West and…
Penny and the Mandimes to play at CHP
Guitar riffs and melodious voices rang through Grange Hall as student bands fought for the honor of opening for Seeb, this year’s Centralhallapalooza feature…
Schuette touts rule of law, credentials in governor’s race
The first person in Michigan history to serve in the executive, legislative, and judicial branches spoke about two heroines at Hillsdale College on Wednesday…
Trafficking survivor speaks on S.O.A.P, hope
When Devaun Chandler was sold into human trafficking by her own mother to her brother-in-law, at the age of 13, she did not realize…
