Five years ago, I was on a bus in Cordoba, Veracruz, located in central Mexico on a mission trip. Winding along the mountain roads, there were regular police checkpoints we stopped at, where M-16-toting officers checked the bus. One local pointed out that having the police around should not make me feel safer. There is...
Michael Walsh is an author, screenwriter, and journalist. He was a music critic and foreign correspondent at TIME Magazine for sixteen years, covering events ranging from the fall of the Berlin Wall to Vladimir Horowitz’s return to Russia. He is the author of several novels, including “As Time Goes By,” a sequel to the film...
Healthies of Hillsdale will host a cooking class on Dec. 2 to teach customers healthy recipes featuring their products. The class costs $10, which includes a protein shake for dinner and samples of the recipe to take home. Chase Cady, co-owner of Healthies, leads customers through the creation of healthy meals. Cady is also a...
Political philosopher Leo Strauss influenced American politics with his defense of classical natural rights and his view of a good society and of politics, according to Professor of Politics Thomas Wes As part of a series that explores the people behind the ideals of the conservative movement, the Young Americans for Freedom hosted West to...
After country music star John King graced our campus last week, I decided to take a look into Hillsdale’s history with celebrities. As I began to search The Collegian archives, I was expecting to find political pundits, businessmen, or possibly a certain Wheel of Fortune host. What I was definitely not expecting to find: a...