Hillsdale College recently upgraded portions of its security camera system to replace aging equipment and add new cameras required due to college expansion. Jeffery Rogers, associate director of security and associate dean of men, said that none of the cameras are covert or hidden. “There’s nothing tantalizing about [this upgrade],” Rogers said. “We don’t go...
The newly established Gadfly Group hosted its first lecture last Monday evening, a night filled with political quandaries and questioning of traditional beliefs. John Somerville, assistant professor in English, spoke on “The Hillsdale Bubble and Why it Should be Popped,” a statement reflecting the vision and goals of the new group, which focuses on challenging...
This fall, 17 Washington-Hillsdale Internship Program members are living and working in D.C., making up the largest group since the program began 40 years ago. According to Sophie Carr, the program manager of the George Washington Fellowship Program, this is almost twice the average for a typical WHIP class. Carr attributes this rise in participation...
Max Boot graduated from the University of California in 1991 with high honors and a degree in history. In 1992, he received his masters from Yale University. Boot has been the Jeane J. Kirkpatrick Senior Fellow in National Security Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations in New York since 2002, is a regular contributor...
At noon on Wednesday, students gathered in front of Mossey Library to honor the victims of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001. Young Americans for Freedom Secretary Arielle Muller remarked on the events of that morning, followed by a prayer offered by Hillsdale College Chaplain Peter Beckwith remembering the passengers, the first responders, and the...