“Country club Republican” is not a new term to most Hillsdale students, yet many have not actually been to a country club. That is, until the Student Activity Board’s Collegiate Country Club event at Hayden Park last Saturday. Though SAB originally planned to take students on a trip to Lake Michigan last Saturday, senior and...
What do Hillsdale’s churches look like amid the coronavirus pandemic? For most of them, not much different. Masks are encouraged, but not required; seating may be more spaced than usual; some churches now offer prepackaged communion, yet many churchgoers still choose the communal chalice. “Right now, our services look fairly normal,” Sean Willman, pastor of...
If there’s one thing Hillsdale alumni now working at RealClearPolitics have taken with them, it’s the virtue of properly understanding someone else’s argument, according to Hillsdale City Councilmember Bill Zeiser, a 2016 graduate of the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship. The political news site and polling data aggregate site founded in 2000 boasts four...
Students may have to continue wearing masks, getting temperature checks, and following distancing guidelines after the second week of school if there’s an outbreak of COVID-19 cases on Hillsdale’s campus, according to Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn. Arnn added that he plans to reduce restrictions as soon as possible, as they interfere with the purpose...
Hillsdale’s local businesses saw a significant influx of customers during the commencement weekend from July 17-19, business owners said. After the college rescheduled the May 2020 commencement to July 18 due to the coronavirus outbreak, many Hillsdale business owners said they did not have the level of customers they would on a normal commencement weekend....