“The Radio Free Hillsdale Hour,” Hillsdale College’s national radio show, surpassed 1 million downloads in 2022. The weekly show features interviews with Hillsdale faculty and staff, friends of the college, and sometimes alumni and students, said Scot Bertram, host of the show and general manager of Radio Free Hillsdale. The 1.2 million downloads in 2022...
Twelve students joined Hillsdale College for the spring semester, a number slightly lower than previous years, Admissions Counselor Ben Strickland said. “We’re restricted by the number of beds that we have and the space that we have,” Strickland said. While the number of transfer students usually is in the high teens, the acceptance rate remained...
Newly elected officers of the Hillsdale College Student Federation hope to direct their attention to other student needs beyond club funding this spring. Junior Liam Giles will serve as president, sophomore Charlie Birt as vice president, junior Emma De Nooy as treasurer, and sophomore Garry Danzer as secretary. Giles, a history major and mathematics minor...
Diocese of Lansing Bishop Earl Boyea formally appointed Nathan Schlueter, professor of philosophy and religion, to the Diocesan Commission on Catholic Social Teaching on Nov. 22. Schlueter said he hopes to help the commission articulate and defend teachings of the Catholic Church through his 20 years of experience in political philosophy and ethical theory. “I...
Seven student shows placed as finalists in the Intercollegiate Broadcasting System competition. Sophomores Jillian Parks and Garret Goolsby placed in Best Talk Program with their show “The Social Mediators.” “It’s great to get the chance to represent Hillsdale amidst so many other college radio stations,” Goolsby said. “Hillsdale consistently does really well at IBS even...