Students pass homemade food around a kitchen table. Courtesy | Stephen Zhu Pans sizzle and stovetops glow for students who cook fresh meals in their dorm kitchens, anxious to put their culinary skills to the test. For many of these students, their passion for cooking stems from tradition, practicality, and the desire to bond with...
Korey Maas and his wife Kate in Hyde Park, London during graduate school. Courtesy | Korey Maas In this Quick Hits, Chairman and Associate Professor of History Korey Maas discusses Yabby You, Hello Kitty tattoos, and James Bond. If you were banished from the history department, what would your second career be? The correct answer,...
Courtesy: Hillsdale Athletic Department The Hillsdale men’s golf team started off its season with a victory at the Malone-Glenmoor Invitational Sept. 8-9, winning its first team title since 2023. Junior Rob Thompson, who shot 73-67-68 to finish with an eight-under 208 and win by four strokes, led the group to success with his first individual...
“We all have sinned.” “Formless and void.” “It is finished.” Christians may know these familiar phrases from the Bible. But to understand what they really mean, students need an extensive knowledge of biblical languages, an area of study Hillsdale College should develop. Sin, as it is commonly written in the original biblical Greek, means both...
Hillsdale County will receive more than $2 million from the nationwide opioid settlement that is providing funding to affected states over the next 18 years, with $36,500 approved for the local Civil Air Patrol squadron’s outreach and drug remediation programs, while the Hillsdale County Commissioners are still considering other requests. Through the opioid settlement efforts,...