Hillsdale will offer a new online course called “Colonial America: From Wilderness to Civilization” starting Nov. 6, featuring lectures from College President Larry Arnn, Associate Professor of Politics Kevin Slack, and Professor of History Paul Moreno. The six-part documentary course will feature lectures from Hillsdale professors. The course will explain what made the American Revolution...
Month: October 2025
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Shooting center gets more than 500 members
The shooting center passed 500 annual members earlier this month. “It is exciting to share Halter’s world-class shooting facilities with members of the public,” Range Director Matt Little said in a press release. “First-time shooters, multiple-time Olympians, and everyone in between can improve their skills and enjoy the shooting sports at the Halter Center.” According...
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Seniors ‘Runaround’ competition in their last Battle of the Bands
Runaround, an all-senior campus band, secured its first win of the annual campus-wide Battle of the Bands competition hosted by the men’s music fraternity Theta Epsilon at Elks Lodge Oct. 17. “The concept for Battle is to get a bunch of bands together to play live music, compete, and have fun,” said Daniel Doyle, the...
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House bill would make school board partisan
School board candidates will need to indicate party affiliation on the ballot if a Republican bill in the Michigan House passes. House Bill 4588, introduced by Rep. Jason Woolford, R-Howell, would require candidates for school board races to declare their political affiliation. This would change Section 168.303 of the Michigan Compiled Laws, which deems that...
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Standardize XC race length
Courtesy | Unsplash Imagine if NFL teams played their entire regular season on a 100-yard field, only to switch to a 120-yard field for the playoffs and the Super Bowl. Or if NCAA men’s basketball teams were to play with a size seven basketball all season long, but switched to a size eight basketball for...