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Radio station’s first year earns national recognition
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Radio station’s first year earns national recognition

Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM received five finalist spots from the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System for its 2017 college-level awards. For its inaugural year on the air, the IBS recognized Hillsdale College’s radio station for five of its more than 20 submissions. Finalists were in the top 10 percent of entries. The national competition received four...

Professor helps design efficient diagnostic devices
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Professor helps design efficient diagnostic devices

    Professor of Chemistry Mark Nussbaum’s sabbatical at Colorado State University allowed him to hike outdoors in the Rocky Mountains almost every weekend — some of the same types of environments where his research devices may someday be used. Nussbaum performed analytical chemistry research in the area of microfluidics in Charles Henry’s lab, the...

Meet the Councilmen: Ray Briner
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Meet the Councilmen: Ray Briner

  When Ray Briner spends time with his 7-year-old daughter, he puts aside all phone calls or work related duties. He said he is seeking to create a healthy environment in Hillsdale for his daughter to grow up in, just as he did. This past November, Ray Briner was elected to his first public office...

Hillsdale Brewing Company opens at long last
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Hillsdale Brewing Company opens at long last

  After two and a half years, hundreds of hours of work, and many obstacles overcome, Hillsdale Brewing Company is finally open. The restaurant officially opened for business at 25 Hillsdale Street on Jan. 22, featuring eight beers on tap, as well as a menu with pizzas, deli-style sandwiches, and soups. The owners of the...

Poor scholarly work obscures critical, compelling narrative
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Poor scholarly work obscures critical, compelling narrative

    As nationalists try to salvage liberalism from the grip of globalists, a Notre Dame professor says both sides labor fruitlessly, as conservative nationalism offers no substantive alternative to progressive globalism. In short, Patrick Deneen, associate professor of political science at the University of Notre Dame, argues that liberalism — whether left-wing or right-wing...