New Yorkers have just elected an antisemite who cozies up to radical Islam as mayor. Zohran Mamdani’s victory signals voters’ alarming ignorance about their city’s history, from the tragedy of 9/11 to the more than 300 antisemitic hate crimes reported since Hamas attacked Israel two years ago. During his campaign, Mamdani portrayed himself as a...
The Hillsdale Exchange Club placed crosses by the courthouse to honor veterans. Alessia Sandala | Collegian Fifty people gathered outside the Hillsdale County Courthouse Nov. 11 at 11 a.m. to honor former soldiers at the Veteran’s Affairs Office’s annual Veterans Day memorial. “It’s the time to honor veterans that served in the military. It’s what...
Illustrated by Maggie O’Connor. In this compilation, professors plead the cases for their niche classes of the semester — from Tolkien to detective novels to a partnership with Hillsdale Homestead. “Hard-Boiled Detective Novels” 1-credit, T, 11-11:50 a.m. Paule Rahe, Professor of History “What genre is unique and peculiar to modern commercial liberal society? The answer...
Azarian holds a “Coop’s Smoked Brisket Bowl.” Adriana Azarian | The Collegian A gas station restaurant might provoke skepticism and low expectations. Turns out, Cooper’s is just what Hillsdale needs. Located behind the Marathon Gas Station on W. Carleton Road, Cooper’s opened Oct. 27. It serves hearty American fare, from rice bowls to burgers and...
Matt Fradd’s podcast “Pints with Aquinas” will join The Daily Wire in 2026. Courtesy | Matt Fradd The popular Catholic podcast “Pints with Aquinas” has joined conservative media company The Daily Wire, in yet another example of Catholicism’s growing appeal among young conservatives. Catholicism will shape the future of conservatism and America’s political dialogue. Catholic...