Hillsdale students are invited to apply to the Whitaker Fellowship for remote work in researching, editing, and publishing of theological texts, according to alumnus Josiah Leinbach ’20. “Fellows will focus on republishing classic, Anglican theological texts and studying the rich theological, liturgical, philosophical, and aesthetic inheritance of the Anglican tradition,” Leinbach said. Leinbach, who created...
Month: February 2025
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QUICK HITS with Susan Putnam
Susan Putnam works at the Mary Randall Preschool. Courtesy | Susan Putnam Susan Putnam, head preschool teacher at Mary Randall Preschool, talks Michigan, Diet Coke geysers, and basketball. What is your favorite childhood memory? Playing card games with my family, especially my grandparents. People talk and laugh easily while playing cards. Our game of choice...
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Hannah Wong wins student concerto competition
Hannah Wong plays the piano. Courtesy | Hannah Wong When junior Hannah Wong sat down on the piano bench for the annual student concerto and aria competition Jan. 26, she appeared to be an unassuming figure in black. She leaned over the piano for a moment, her eyes closed, as her accompanist and teacher of...
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The Weekly: Build relationships like Trump’s cabinet
President Donald Trump’s cabinet picks prove it’s possible to find common ground in a politically divided America. As of Feb. 5, the U.S. Senate has confirmed all of Trump’s nominees — most recently former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi as U.S. attorney general. Trump is excelling at something rarely tried in today’s partisan political climate:...
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Dear Collegian, Keep it clean, English department
We’re all adults here, so we need to have a frank talk about Dante. I’ve been in Great Books I for a few weeks now, and it’s been fantastic so far. That is, until my prof started reading Dante’s “Inferno” through some twisted, dirty-minded lens. He took the story of Paolo and Francesca — a sweet,...