Illinois State Representative and Hillsdale alum Tom Morrison ‘97 urged Hillsdale students to get involved in local government in a Feb. 3 talk hosted by Citizens for Self-Governance. “An advantage of going to Hillsdale and getting a good liberal-arts education is what really prepares you to do a lot of different things,” he said. Morrison...
Under the guise of banning “conversion therapy,” Christian sexual ethics just became illegal in Canada–and similar laws are coming to the United States. Conversion therapy is a widely discredited and outdated practice that attempts to “cure” people of homosexuality via behavioral therapies like electric shock treatment. Almost nobody in the West uses this technique anymore....
The latest Professional Artist Series exhibit hosted by Hillsdale’s Fine Arts department, “Propaganda Posters of WWII,” opened Friday, Jan. 14 and features pieces on loan from the Detroit Historical Museum. According to the hillsdaleart.org website, visual advertising was the best way to reach large numbers of people before television became popular. During World War II,...
Pastor Corey Brooks made a vow to God eleven years ago that changed his life forever. “Listen, God, whatever you want me to do to try to transform this neighborhood into a community, I am all in,” he said. Brooks, who is the founder of New Beginnings Church in southside Chicago, gave a speech called...
Any challenge can be reframed into an opportunity for faith, according to Harvard Medical School professor and practicing psychiatrist Dr. Kevin Majeres. “Reframing is the primary way to exercise faith because every task becomes an opportunity to please God,” he said. Majeres’ Oct.18 talk “Study as Prayer: The Science of Faith and Work” was the...