After centuries of division, most of the global Christian Church still holds to the 1,700-year-old Nicene Creed, said Jerry Timmis, president of stewardship at Westminster Seminary and father of Assistant Professor of English Patrick Timmis and at a Sept. 26-27 symposium on the Reformation and Nicene Creed. The Westminster Theological Seminary and the Hillsdale College...
Month: October 2025
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Invite Usha Vance to speak at commencement
Before she was Usha Vance, she was Usha Chilukuri, an alumna of Yale University, summa cum laude; a Cambridge scholar; and a Yale Law School alumna. Even her husband, Vice President JD Vance, described her as “way more accomplished” than he. A woman of intelligence and duty to her country, Usha Vance deserves to be...
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AJ’s giveth, and AJ’s taketh away: Rend your spoons for lost ice cream
I do not often have cause to react with abject horror at Hillsdale. One of few occasions I can recall was a random weekend last semester, when I discovered that AJ’s Cafe was out of ice cream. So much for my Sunday dessert. There was not a scoop in sight — instead, the absence had...
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Hillsdale shelter sees increase in abandoned dogs
Three siblings fight for a stick at the Humane Society. Gemma Flores | Collegian The Humane Society waitlist grows as neglected pets crowd the shelter The number of abandoned dogs at the Greater Hillsdale Humane Society is rising, leading to a growing waitlist, according to Megan Shaw, the shelter director. “Our mission is to find...
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Metz cuts back on locally grown produce
High costs force Hillsdale food service to outsource more Much of the produce Metz Culinary Management serves is sourced in Michigan seasonally, but the company now buys less from within Hillsdale County than it once did. According to Campus Executive Chef Adam Harvey, most of Metz’s produce is supplied by Detroit-based produce company Del Bene...