About 5% of Hillsdale graduates over the last seven years have gone to medical school, according to Christopher Hamilton, professor of chemistry and the college’s pre-med program adviser. “Most students who do not receive acceptance in the first round are able to enrich their application and are admitted to medical school the following year —...
Month: March 2026
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Indoor track and field scores two national titles
Freshman Sofia Boonzaaijer placed 13th Courtesy | Hillsdale Athletic Department Sophomore Ally Kuzma and senior Ben Haas won national titles and set Hillsdale College records at the NCAA Division II Indoor Championships March 13-14 in Virginia Beach, Virginia, leading women’s track and field to 11th place and men’s to 16th place. Kuzma won the national...
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“Project Hail Mary” is a surprising score
If you’re looking for a funny, thrilling, and lighthearted movie to help power you through the last month of the semester, look no further than Amazon MGM Studios’ sci-fi flick, “Project Hail Mary.” The family-friendly space exploration film, directed by Phil Lord and Christopher Miller — who co-created “The Lego Movie,” “22 Jump Street,” and...
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After Eden: Let God judge
Abortionist and convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell in 2013. | Philadelphia Inquirer One of America’s most notorious serial killers died in prison earlier this month. Abortionist Kermit Gosnell was sentenced to life without parole in 2013 after an investigation into alleged drug trafficking charges revealed he’d killed scores of babies born alive in his abortion clinic. ...
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Say so long, farewell to the Old Snack Bar
Construction will begin on the Knorr Student Center this May, turning the main floor of the building into an admissions welcome center and offices, according to Chief Administrative Officer Rich Péwé. “There will no longer be a snack bar in this space,” Péwé said. “The entire admissions department and its personnel will move to this...