For the second year in a row, a Hillsdale faculty member has won the prestigious Bradley Prize. Wilfred McClay, Victor Davis Hanson Chair in Classical History and Western Civilization, will receive the award in May. The award, sponsored by the Milwaukee-based Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation, recognizes individuals for “outstanding achievements” that work to “restore,...
Alumni from a Greek house that no longer exists on Hillsdale’s campus are donating land to create a permanent space for students to use for decades to come. The Phi Sigma Epsilon Alumni Association has agreed to hand over the land between the Paul House and the parking lot of the Mu Alpha fraternity, where...
A Hillsdale alumnus and his indie-rock band are playing at Rough Draft in between shows in Detroit and Chicago this weekend. Midamerican Elevator will play at 2 p.m. on Sunday at Rough Draft. The Chicago-based band is set to release its debut album this year. Drummer Dean Sinclair ‘18 is a freelancer currently playing with...
Adjunct Piano Instructor Katherine Rick is raising money to purchase and deliver medical supplies to central Ukraine. “Growing up in Russia, my childhood best friends were Ukrainian missionary kids Mariya and Anya Nikonenko,” Rick said. “Anya now lives in Dnipro (central Ukraine) but was able to flee with her husband, Theodor, and their three young...
Hillsdale’s newest shooting sports team won first in the nation for 1911 model shooting and second for centerfire shooting, beating West Point, Virginia Tech, Texas A&M University, and other schools. The Hillsdale College Action Shooting team competed in the Scholastic Action Shooting Program’s national tournament in Talladega, Alabama, on March 12 and 13. The team...