New Dorm, one of the college residencies A new software will help students select housing and meal plans for next school year and include features such as the ability to form roommate groups and to browse individual rooms. StarRez, which will roll out on Tuesday, April 18, will allow students to have more control over...
Trump’s indictment was good. Courtesy | Wikimedia Commons. When a Manhattan grand jury indicted former President Donald Trump, many right-wing news outlets argued the indictment was a purely political attempt to harm his chances in the 2024 presidential race and not based in fact or law. Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene compared the indictment to...
The Hillsdale shotgun team placed fifth overall in the Association of College Unions International/Scholastic Clay Target Program National Championship. The tournament took place March 21-25 at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio, Texas. The college competed against 19 other DII schools, winning a variety of accolades. Besides placing fifth overall, the Chargers won second...
There’s a lot of broken science, according to former CrossFit founder and Broken Science Initiative founder Greg Glassman. On April 11 Hillsdale’s Academy for Science and Freedom hosted a two-speaker event in collaboration with the initiative. In 2022, Emily Kaplan and Glassman founded The Broken Science Initiative. According to the initiative’s website, it seeks to...
Scholars dream of taking the same morning walks as C.S. Lewis and praying in the same churches that J.R.R. Tolkien, Gerard Manley Hopkins, and Cardinal Newman attended. For alumni Nicholas West ’22, Audrey Southgate ’16, and undergraduate student Jerry Biggerstaff, this dream is reality. All three students are currently studying at Oxford. West is working...