Despite growing up in the volatile world of foster care, Tori Hope Peterson ‘18 beat the odds — she explains how she did it in her new book, “Fostered: One Woman’s Powerful Story of Finding Faith and Family through Foster Care.” “It’s my story,” said Petersen, whose memoir was published Aug. 30. “It’s that story...
Month: September 2022
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Women’s tennis starts season with new head coach
The Hillsdale women’s tennis team is preparing for their first match of the season under new head coach, Liam Fraboulet. Former head coach, Nicole Walbright, transitioned from her position on the tennis team to take on new roles as the Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator. “I have been the Women’s tennis coach since...
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‘I’ll miss the relationships’: Community Bible Church ends its time in Hillsdale
After more than ten years of providing a home away from home for students, Community Bible Church closed its doors in the spring. In its lifetime, the church saw many students come and go. Former co-pastor and professor of mathematics David Murphy saw his children grow up at Community Bible. “Seeing my daughter transition from...
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Women’s cross country starts season with smallest team in years
Though making up a smaller team this year, the runners on the Hillsdale women’s cross country team are preparing to charge at this season’s competition, according to junior Meg Scheske. “This is the smallest team that we’ve had, at least in my four years here, and I’ve been really encouraged by the intensity and the...
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Former SCOTUS clerks address prospective lawyers
“Learn how to read, and read well,” West said. “Hillsdale is excellent preparation for both the study and the practice of law.” West joined Elliot Gaiser ‘12 to speak to attendees about their experiences as U.S. Supreme Court clerks for Associate Justice Samuel Alito. They described the debates surrounding constitutional law and offered advice to...