Here’s To You Pub and Grub embodies the characteristic small-town charm found among businesses in downtown Hillsdale. The dim lights illuminate a countertop tiled with bottle caps and a chalkboard, listing in bright colors the bar’s beers and ABV. Though the bar is tucked into a tight space on North Street., P and G —...
Chargers find success at Wide Track Classic
On Feb. 3 and 4, Hillsdale College hosted the Wide Track Classic, which attracted elite competition and resulted in 14 provisional marks for the men’s and women’s squads combined. Between 800 and 900 athletes attended the meet — many of whom are the top seeds in their events. Head coach Andrew Towne has prepared tirelessly...
‘Boots-on-the-ground’ admissions attracts Californian students
Over the past three decades, Hillsdale has accepted more and more students from states as distant as Texas, Colorado, and California as a result both of intentional efforts by the admissions department, and of what seems to be a more nationwide interest in the college. Sophomore Hannah Socolofsky knew she wanted to come to a...
Super Bowl ad part of extended campaign
Those watching the Super Bowl Sunday on Fox 47 likely saw some familiar scenes on the TV. Hillsdale College’s “Freedom” commercial appeared before and after the Super Bowl as a part of the college’s renewed ad campaign. Hillsdale extended the campaign for the beginning of 2017, Director of Marketing Bill Gray said. The TV spot...
Arnn reacts to historic DeVos appointment
Betsy DeVos, a billionaire education philanthropist with ties to Hillsdale College, was appointed secretary of education Tuesday, after Vice President Mike Pence broke a tie in the Senate. “I think it is obvious what the vote means: Things are very partisan in Washington,” President Larry Arnn said in an email. DeVos’ approval was the first...




