Hillsdale students can be hospitable from their dorms. Julia Mullins | Collegian I came to Hillsdale having learned the art of hospitality from my mother and grandmother, but with no idea how to translate it into my college life. To me, hospitality conjures images of candlelit dinner parties and sunny living rooms: a far cry...
Women from all areas of campus attended the Curate conference this past Saturday. Courtesy | SAB Hillsdale students, grads, and community convened Feb. 4 for the fourth annual Curate Women’s Summit. The half-day event began in the Searle Center with a breakfast buffet. Participants had the chance to mingle and chat before the introductory...
Graduates from Hillsdale’s class of 2021 have found success at companies and organizations like the Mayo Clinic, The Wall Street Journal, and the U.S. Senate, not to mention Amazon, Goldman Sachs, and Fox. But what is it about the alumni of a small liberal arts college in rural Michigan that stand out so much to...
Any mother who hears that her unborn child has little chance of surviving outside the womb faces a heartbreaking choice: go through with the pregnancy and birth, or end the pain now. For my parents, it wasn’t a choice at all. Twenty years ago, they were newlyweds joyfully expecting their first child. Halfway through the...
Hillsdale will delve into Russia’s past and present, with talks ranging from Fyodor Dostoevsky to Vladimir Putin, in its first Center for Constructive Alternatives of the school year from Oct. 2-5. Matt Bell, executive director of programs for external affairs, said studying Russian history and tradition is essential to contextualizing the actions of modern Russia....