Brendan Noble ’18 has always been down for a challenge. As a first semester freshman in an intermediate-level economics class — a class which Assistant Professor of Economics Michael Clark said “many juniors who take it fear” — Noble walked away with one of the best grades in the class. “When I warned him to...
Hillsdale College entrepreneurial club, Enactus, hopes to bridge the gap between the student body and the broader Hillsdale community with the launch of their new podcast, “Business Casual”. Hosts freshmen Jeremiah Tiews and Victoria Nuñez will interview local small business owners from Hillsdale through the college’s radio station, Radio Free Hillsdale. The goal of the...
In last week’s Collegian, Ben Dietderich gave the pro-life movement some advice that was neither asked for nor apt. He suggested several tactical means that might have been good ones except that since they are already broadly and obviously in practice, they unfairly paint the movement as hard-hearted and clueless more than they move the...
President Donald Trump’s decision to withdraw American troops from Syria and Afghanistan has dominated foreign policy headlines in recent weeks. During this same period, however, many news outlets have shown little interest in covering America’s deteriorating relations with Russia and China. Over the past four weeks, Chinese president Xi Jinping has threatened forceful reunification of...
Decarbonization, a federal jobs guarantee, large-scale public investment, and election reform: What do these have in common? They’re all part of the Green New Deal. The GND plays off of former President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s New Deal, which combined economic reforms like the Social Security Act with public works projects like the Civil Works Administration....