Jordan B. Peterson will address the class of 2022 at the spring commencement ceremony. “He teaches things that are just right for the grand ceremony he will address,” Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn said. A public intellectual with a wide following on social media, Peterson is a clinical psychologist, a professor of psychology at the...
The annual Harvest Festival will take place this Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., sponsored by the Student Activities Board. “It will look a lot more like it did three or four years ago than it did last year,” said Riley Arlinghaus, assistant director of SAB. The event will take place under the white...
A collection of 30 great books based on Hillsdale’s core literature classes is now for sale at the college’s online store. “All Great Books Collection titles were selected in partnership with the college’s English department,” the college said in a Sept. 13 press release. “The editions offered include best-in-class commentary and translation as well as...
A clinic on campus provided 153 people with COVID-19 vaccinations and more than 310 people with flu shots, according to Hillsdale Hospital Pharmacy Director Jeff Kauffman. The clinic, which took place at the Searle Center, was sponsered by the hospital. It offered free shots to students, staff, faculty, and local residents. The clinic required registration...
Kentucky has a dark horse candidate for the 2024 presidential election: Gov. Andy Beshear. After countless policy disasters, President Joe Biden, a 78-year-old Democrat, may not run for re-election. His retirement could create an opening for the Kentucky thoroughbred. As Biden’s approval ratings plummet due to vaccine mandates and foreign-policy blunders, scant rumors of an...