Man cannot help but make “truth claims,” said Professor of Philosophy Gregory E. Ganssle at the last lecture of the “Faith and Life” series on March 3. “If we can avoid these types of truth claims and we can avoid holding them, we can work toward developing cooperation rather than causing conflict,” Ganssle said. Ganssle...
College Baptist Church is on its way to adding a new section to its building for the first time in more than 150 years by kick-starting a fundraising campaign to raise $700,000 last Sunday. Church leaders said they hope to use the new space to accommodate the needs of the congregation and community for handicapped-accessible...
The Hillsdale College shotgun team won the Charger Spring Invitational at the Halter Shooting Sports Center this past weekend, beating Olivet College, Michigan State University, Grace College, and Purdue University with a total score of 799/875. There were a total of 60 athletes at the invitational. Events included 100 doubles trap, 50 doubles skeet, and...
The Student Activities Board added a new feature to the Grewcock Student Union — Disney +, ESPN, and Hulu for student use, free of charge. On Thursday, SAB hosted a screening of “The Pirates of the Caribbean” to celebrate the new feature. One attendee, freshman Kate VanderWall, said she is excited about the new streaming...
The long-awaited and world-renowned Irish band Goitse finally made it to Hillsdale on March 8. “[They’re] that locked glass case up on the top shelf,” said professor James Holleman, chair of the music department. “I’m just amazed.” This performance was two years in the making after COVID-19 got in the way. In the spring of...