Contraception can be a controversial topic, but freshman Katherine Wilkins and senior Elyse Hutcheson sought to foster discussion in their talk, “A conversation about contraception: Why the pro-life movement should promote contraceptive use and education,” held Tuesday evening by Hillsdale College Democrats. Wilkins cited the Netherlands as an example of a country with a sex...
Facebook censors alum’s state senate announcement
Rep. Tim Walberg, R-Michigan, held up a piece of paper during Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s congressional testimony on Wednesday with a post from Hillsdale College alumnus Aric Nesbitt that Facebook had prevented from being boosted as an advertisement on the platform. Zuckerberg said he was unfamiliar with Nesbitt’s case when Rep. Fred Upton, R-Michigan, also...
The Donnybrook to house displaced Galloway men
While Galloway Residence is under construction next year, some of its residents will move into a once-beloved off-campus house known as The Donnybrook. The house at 62 Park St. is currently being renovated and served as a campus dorm, and not just for Galloway men. “Eventually, we want it to be veteran housing,” Associate Dean...
Mike Pence to address Hillsdale College at commencement ceremony
Vice President Mike Pence has accepted an invitation to deliver Hillsdale College’s commencement address, The Collegian exclusively has learned. “We are proud to have Pence, a man of principled public service, of strong constitutional views, and of deep faith at our campus,” College President Larry Arnn said in a statement. “We are glad to have...
Planning takes practice
One of the habits that I’ve wrestled with over my college years is keeping a planner. I’ve tried the online Google Calendar, the Hillsdale student planner, a fancy store-bought planner, and opting for the planner-less lifestyle – liberating, yes, but overwhelming in a week of studying for three tests, making Collegian article deadlines, and taking...




