Hillsdale College will be offering classes in computer science next fall thanks to a recent faculty hire. John Seiffertt, formerly an assistant professor of computer science at Providence College in Rhode Island, will teach courses for the newly resurrected computer science minor. Chairman and Professor of Mathematics, Thomas Treloar said the Mathematics Department chose Seiffertt...
Chargers finish week 3-1
The Hillsdale College softball team won three four conference games this past week, sweeping Tiffin University and splitting with Cedarville University. Saturday, April 3 (Game 1): Hillsdale, 16, Tiffin, 9 With a high-scoring first game, the Chargers relied on their lineup to recover from three multi-run deficits throughout the course of seven innings. “A lot...
Hillsdale is top pick for Classic Learning Test takers
High school students who take the Classic Learning Test submit their scores to Hillsdale College more than any other school, according to a new list published by the CLT. An alternative to the ACT and the SAT, the CLT was established in 2015 as a more classically-focused measure of academic knowledge. Hillsdale began accepting the...
Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation loans statue to Kirby Center
“The Goddess of Democracy,” a statue memorializing the more than 100 million victims of communism worldwide, now resides in the Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship. The statue is on loan from the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit organization which seeks to raise awareness about the dangers of communism....
Open chairs at open tables: An Easter in Hillsdale
Not a table was full in the Knorr Family Memorial Dining Hall on Easter morning. Most were empty. Few voices scattered throughout the hollow hall. The bright yellow chickadee, coconut covered cupcakes were the liveliest thing to be seen. (Well done, Bon Appetit.) Most Sundays at this time, lines snake through the overcrowded cafe, creating...



