The jurisprudence of the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia is almost universally praised within conservative circles, save one infamous decision. In an event hosted by the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship Tuesday, Sept. 15, Vincent Phillip Munoz defended that decision. Munoz, an Associate Professor of Political Science and Law at Notre Dame University,...
The Hillsdale County Medical Care Facility, recognized as one of the best nursing homes in the state last year, has been challenged but encouraged by dealing with COVID-19. “The virus seemed worse at the beginning, because of the comorbidities,” said Terry Esterline, head administrator at HCMCF. The staff said the facility was more affected...
Hillsdale’s chapter of the Alexander Hamilton Society is the second best in the nation, according to the society’s national board. On June 1, rankings from the national AHS office placed Hillsdale’s chapter behind only Duke University. The national office also honored Hillsdale’s group with the “Most Improved Chapter” award. As a national club, AHS seeks...
When my copy of “You’re Not Enough and That’s OK: Escaping the Toxic Culture of Self-Love” first arrived, I did what many of my fellow Allie Stuckey fans did—shared a picture of my newly acquired purchase on Instagram. I was surprised at the reaction I got to the title from many of my young Christian...
In an unprecedented move, the Hillsdale County Fair Board voted to cancel this fall’s fair, due to COVID-19, leaving many youth organizations, businesses, and community members devastated. Since 1851, the fair has been Hillsdale’s pride and joy. Residents of Hillsdale County, students of Hillsdale College, and many out-of-town guests look forward to the annual event. ...