Eleven students transferred into the college this winter, according to the registrar. They have arrived here after , playing baseball, interning in politics, and working at Hobby Lobby. “When transfers come in, they come in right at the time of this new year, so this fits with the theme of renewal, New Year and new...
Month: January 2026
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Hillsdale podcasting reaches landmark downloads 2 years after creation
The Hillsdale College Podcast Network amassed more than 3 million downloads in 2025, about 500,000 more than in 2024, according to a press release from the college. The college created the network in 2023 to provide a centralized location for all of the college’s audio content, according to Scot Bertram, director of the network and...
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Findlay victory, Ashland defeat
Courtesy: Ashley Van Hoos The Hillsdale men’s basketball team defeated Findlay 78–72 Jan. 22, but fell to Ashland 82–72 at home two days later. The Chargers now have a 5–6 conference record and an 8–11 overall record. With their victory against their long-time rival Findlay, the Chargers took a step toward evening the season record between...
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From teenage dream to ‘Marty Supreme’
Chalamet starred in “Little Women” in 2019. Courtesy | Pinterest “It’s no use, Jo.” Any Gen-Z woman can quote the rest of the dialogue between Laurie (Timothée Chalamet) and Jo (Saoirse Ronan) from Greta Gerwig’s 2019 “Little Women.” A young and zealous Chalamet delivers a fervent performance as Laurie, embodying the loverboy persona of his...
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Blake Center acquires 13-piece American art collection
Hillsdale’s Blake Center for Faith and Freedom has acquired a collection of rare portraits and sculptures of American founding figures, including the most expensive portrait of Abraham Lincoln ever sold. The college obtained the collection, announced Jan. 28, via a purchase and gift annuity arrangement with Shane Newell. “It is uniquely satisfying for an art...