Senior Journalism Fellow Mollie Hemingway released her new book on Tuesday, and by Wednesday night, it was the #4 bestseller on Amazon.com. “Rigged: How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections” offers a comprehensive account of the controversies surrounding the 2020 election. “My book tells the story of how the establishment was...
In a way, it was a coffee subscription that brought her to the convent. Before she was Sister Lucia of the Word of God, Meghan Perks ’18 was a Hillsdale graduate purchasing a subscription to Mystic Monk Coffee, a Carmelite monastery’s small business. Contemplating the monks’ spirituality brought her back to a consideration of religious...
“By day three I caught myself thinking and daydreaming in Spanish, which I’ve never done before,” said Anna Kate Hicks, a sophomore and Spanish minor. Hicks is one of nine students that traveled to Costa Rica this past summer with Todd Mack, associate professor and department chair of Spanish. The one-week-long trip served as a...
For the first time in Hillsdale history, a Charger is competing in the ITA Cup. Sophomore Brennan Cimpeanu won the ITA Midwest Regional, becoming the first G-MAC player ever to win the regional. Cimpeanu has a 17-3 singles record as a Charger, already winning G-MAC’s Tennis Player of the Week three times in his...
Fans of the Brooklyn Nets rejoiced last year when their team united three of the biggest stars in the NBA: Kevin Durant, James Harden, and Kyrie Irving. Yet this talented trio played together for only eight games during the regular season in 2020-21 — and the Nets sank from runaway title favorites to an injury-riddled...