American marriages and families may be in danger of falling apart, but three Hillsdale professors offered both explanations and optimism at a recent panel. Hillsdale College Republicans hosted the event titled “The Dissolution of Marriage and the Family” on Jan. 24. Around 50 students and faculty members attended the discussion. The panel included lecturer of...
Senior citizens have more state-provided benefits available to them than they often know, state Sen. Mike Shirkey, R-Mich., said at a town hall specially designed for seniors on Monday. “You need to know if you’re a senior and have a legal problem and don’t know where to go, you can get help,” he...
When head coach Matt Fritsche called a timeout two and a half minutes into last Thursday’s home game against Kentucky Wesleyan University (11-8, 7-8 G-MAC), he was less than thrilled with his team’s rebounding efforts. The Hillsdale College Chargers (12-7, 10-5) had dug themselves into an early hole, due partly to their lackluster performance on...
Hillsdale College Catholic society will participate in an all-women’s “silent retreat” this weekend at the De Sales Center in Brooklyn, Michigan. In two weeks, the group will participate in an all-men’s retreat. The Catholic Society spearheads these retreats each spring semester. Society President junior Sammy Roberts described the retreat as a time for silence, reflection,...
Parents’ Weekend is fast approaching. This year, parents of students will come from all over the country on March 16-18 to meet with professors and make sure their kids are getting enough to eat. The hotels in Hillsdale are likely to be all booked up, but luckily, there are other options. What some out-of-towners may...