The politics department relaunched its politics honorary, Pi Sigma Alpha, at a Sept. 1 talk by an assistant professor from the Washington D.C. campus. David Azerrad, assistant professor and research fellow at the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship, asked in his speech if the liberalism proposed by English philosopher John Locke inevitably led to...
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Professor’s Picks: Christopher Busch, English
Favorite book: “My Antonia” by Willa Cather. It’s an elegiac novel set on the American frontier, a beautiful portrayal of childhood, youth, and lifelong friendship. Favorite movie: “A River Runs through It” (1991). Directed by Robert Redford and starring a young Brad Pitt, it’s set against a backdrop of Montana mountains and trout rivers....
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Charger Chatter: Colin McKernan
Courtesy: Hillsdale Athletic Department What animal do you think you could take in a fight? A decently sized kangaroo. What is the best thing $100 can buy? Six Garlic Parm Sauced and Tossed Baskets from DQ. How many burger patties do you eat in a given week? Six or seven. What is something you learned...
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Volleyball ranked second in GMAC preseason poll
Charger women’s volleyball 2025 team headshot Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department Charger women’s volleyball is currently ranked second in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference. After a small setback of injuries and losing the Great Midwest Athletic Conference tournament to Findlay University, head coach Chris Gravel said the team recovered over the summer and is...
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Local artist paints Hillsdale’s past with downtown mural
The main section of the mural behind City Hall. Gemma Flores | Collegian The illustrations highlight the city’s growth from before its settlement to its founding Students returning to the City of Hillsdale might recognize a new fixture outside City Hall: a mural honoring the city’s storied history. The Hillsdale Heritage Association, a community organization...