Hundreds of thousands are at risk of loss of their homes, injury, or death with the raging wildfires in California. The amount of wildfires have increased significantly in recent years, and the state government of California’s heavy hand is only amplifying the problem. The California Federal Emergency Management Agency’s insurance policies, which only encourage people...
To describe United States foreign policy, Assistant Professor of Politics John Grant turned to the words of Charles Dickens: we’re in the best of times and the worst of times. The American Enterprise Institute Club hosted Grant for a lecture titled “Conserving Liberalism? The Conservative Debate on Liberalism and Foreign Policy,” on Nov. 7 in...
Just as Aristotle emphasized ethics and strong leadership as necessary for communities to prosper, so does the politics department at Hillsdale College. Associate Professor of Politics John W. Grant took over as chairman of the politics department this summer after teaching here since 2010. With prior administrative experience at the University of Dallas, Grant said...
The Hillsdale County Historical Society held its 38th annual “Restoration, Preservation and Beautification Awards” on Oct. 28 at the Will Carleton Poorhouse, where the society celebrated three properties. The historical society honored Deb Wasnich for the restoration of her 1800s log cabin, Hal and Beverly Bradstreet for the preservation of their John P. Cook barn,...
For decades, Greek life at the national level has been on the decline, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education. Hillsdale College students, however, often withstand national trends. We hold different values and cherish unique things. The same is true with how we embrace Greek life. Greek life is part of what makes Hillsdale College...