In an interview with College President Larry Arnn on Feb. 22, White House Counsel Don McGahn praised President Donald Trump’s decision to appoint Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court. “What the president looks for first is people with excellent credentials,” McGhan said. “What he looks for is folks who have demonstrated some sort of courage,...
To the dismay of nighthawks, The Palace Cafe has locked its doors the past three weeks for the night shift on both Friday and Saturday nights. Dan and Kim Brunette have retired after five years working the night shift that has become so familiar to Hillsdale students. Without the Brunettes, Palace owner Leslie Meredith...
The winner of Outstanding Senior Man and Woman will be announced next week, according to Director of Employee Relations John Quint. Nominations were announced in early February. “It’s a public acknowledgement of the person who’s a great representation of the senior class,” Quint said. The male nominations are Aaron Andrews, Razi Lane, Dustin Pletan, and...
Director Jordan Peele’s debut film, “Get Out,” a thriller-comedy with elements of psychological horror, challenges and expands the traditional American definition of racism, leaving audiences much to contemplate but little to act upon. “Get Out” is nominated for Best Picture at the Oscars, and although Peele deserves recognition for the movie’s original commentary on race...
Assistant Hillsdale College baseball coach Gordie Theisen likes to quote Vince Gill to his players, win or lose: “There ain’t no future in the past.” After dropping four games to top teams in the region and nation last weekend — three losses coming by a combined four runs — the Chargers have set their sights...