They pride themselves on gardening, small ranching, and picking up fruits along the side of the road. They try to eat organic, in-season food. They’re called the localvores. Junior Emma Widmer counts herself among them. She hopes to be a large animal vet one day and own a small farm. “I try to source locally...
Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey deprived people of the right to make their own choices, the Mississippi solicitor general who persuaded the Supreme Court to overturn Roe said at Hillsdale in D.C.’s annual Constitution Day Celebration last week. Scott Stewart, who spoke to alumni, students, faculty, and friends of the college at...
Career Services and EduStaff, an organization seeking to train the next generation of substitute teachers, hosted the certification training on Sept. 15. “The program is for students that are interested in going potentially into a career teaching path. Because Hillsdale doesn’t have a certified teaching program, this is a great way for them to...
Maker’s Market, an event for Hillsdale College artisans to sell their handmade goods, will be this Saturday, Sept. 24, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in front of the chapel on the quad. Around 25 students, faculty, and staff members will be running booths selling a wide range of items like jewelry, food, hand-painted cards...
After more than a decade of horrible losses and painfully bad seasons, nearly all of Detroit’s sports teams are, finally, on the upswing. While teams like the Lions and Red Wings are full of young talent and potential, the Pistons are out-swinging all of them, and will be the next Detroit team to make the...