Applications for the annual Passages trip to Israel with Hillsdale College are open, and the trip is worth the time and money, junior Fernando Bravo said at Explore the Holy Land Info Session on March 30. “Israel is important to us as Christians,” Bravo said. “We love Israel.” Assistant Professor of Religion Don Westblade shared...
Former White House official speaks on presidential transition project
A think tank aims to have fully vetted and loyal conservatives with a ruling agenda in place and prepared to work by the next Republican president’s first day in office, according to a former White House official who spoke in the Campbell Room on March 30. Career Services and Hillsdale College Republicans co-hosted the presentation...
C.S. Lewis should join the Liberty Walk
Add C.S. Lewis to the Liberty Walk. Courtesy | Wikimedia Commons Designed to commemorate the moral visionaries who transformed the hearts and minds of others, Hillsdale’s Liberty Walk has yet to honor a religious figure in its bronze collection of historical statues. C.S. Lewis remains the foremost Christian apologist of the 20th century to defend faith...
Beyond the laboratory: What STEM offers students
Indecisive decision-making coupled with the incoming class registration is nothing short of a recipe for chaos. Thankfully, for those thinking about STEM, students and professors offer insight into the field to help mitigate uncertainty. “When you study STEM at Hillsdale, you also get to study the core curriculum which enables you to understand science...
Excavating Strosacker: Five unique objects in Fisk Natural History Museum
Hillsdale’s Daniel M. Fisk Museum of Natural History, created by Daniel M. Fisk in 1874 and rebuilt in 2010, hosts thousands of specimens spanning several centuries. While many students cut through the museum on their way to science classes, pausing to look through the exhibits reveals an assortment of cultural and college history. Anthony Swinehart,...




