Music faculty performed in Christ Chapel last Friday. Courtesy | Ethan Greb Last week, three music professors at Hillsdale College played a selection of music for a faculty recital. Christopher McCourry, Brad Blackham, and Emily Douglass performed several musical arrangements combining the trumpet, piano, and voice in the recital on Friday. According to McCourry, a...
After traveling the country and living out of their Jeep for six months, Hillsdale alumna Regan Monnin, and her husband Jordan, traded the road for rural life and settled down in Hillsdale, Michigan. Monnin is one of the newest additions to the Hillsdale College Athletics department. Working as a community and media relations associate, Regan...
For the first time, the Hillsdale College K-12 program has implemented an application and screening process for schools interested in appearing at the annual classical education job fair, which will be on Feb. 2 from 12 to 6 p.m. in the Searle Center. The number of classical schools seeking out Hillsdale students has grown significantly...
Corruption and politics are practically synonymous nowadays. Yet, a sense of responsibility and decency doesn’t seem like too much to ask for in a public official. It is time for New York Republican Rep. George Santos, who breaks away from both the former traits, to resign from his position in Congress. The newly sworn in...
Two professors debated the proper role of government in a free republic at an event hosted by the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship on Jan. 20. Thomas West, professor of politics, presented his book “The Political Theory of the American Founding: Natural Rights, Public Policy, and the Moral Conditions of Freedom.” In his book,...