Many students come to Hillsdale College enamored of its institutional character, of its presumed political affiliation, and of its steadfast refusal to accept government aid of any kind. Yet by senior year, some have adopted an ironic posture toward the college. They look with contempt on the visitors wandering about campus, ogling at the statues,...
Month: April 2015
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Charger Chatter: Nathaniel Nobbs
Nathaniel Nobbs is a junior studying marketing management and finance, and when he’s not studying or practicing, he enjoys being outdoors. How did you discover track and field? Track and Field has basically been a family sport since my older sister began high school, and I just followed right in her steps. I actually wasn’t...
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President Arnn wins Bradley Prize
The Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation in Milwaukee announced Tuesday that College President Larry Arnn will be presented with a 2015 Bradley Prize at a ceremony in Washington, D.C., on June 3. Each year, the Bradley Foundation honors four prominent individuals of extraordinary talent and dedication who contribute to the tradition of free representative government...
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Michigan switches to SAT testing, saves $15 million
Michigan high school juniors will begin taking the SAT instead of ACT as the state proctored college entrance exam in spring 2016, a change that surprised and concerned many state educators. In January, the Michigan Department of Education announced that College Board, the parent company of SAT and Advanced Placement, signed a three-year contract with...
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President’s Office commemorates 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s death
The President’s Office held a public commemoration yesterday afternoon in honor of the 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s death. Dean of the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship and Professor of Politics Ronald Pestritto addressed the crowd while standing next to the bronze Lincoln statue. His speech focused on the fallen president’s principled legacy for conservatives...