Swimming Pool Courtesy | Shutterstock Senior Makayla Hanna led Hillsdale’s club swimming team, placing fifth in the women’s 200 breaststroke with a nationals qualifying time of 2:40 at a regional competition Nov. 8-9. Five Hillsdale students traveled to Columbus, Ohio, to compete against roughly 800 athletes at the College Club Swimming’s Central Regional Championship. The...
One-year-old Naumann in Hemlock, Michigan. Courtesy | Stephen Naumann In this Quick Hits, Associate Professor of German Stephen Naumann talks about dreaming in German, being a baseball player, and traveling. What first drew you to the German language, and what keeps you passionate about teaching it? In my family, we grew up with German heritage....
Leadership means acting as a guide for a group’s journey, according to János Csák, former Hungarian ambassador and minister of culture and innovation in Hungary. The President’s Office sponsored Csák’s visit last week. He delivered two speeches: “Leadership: Virtues and Techniques” and “Offense vs. Defence: Challenges to Western Civilisation.” In his first speech, he said...
A Republican is someone who believes in the foundational principles of the country, according to U.S. Rep. Tim Walberg. Hillsdale College Republicans hosted Walberg for a talk about the government shutdown and the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” Oct. 29. “I’m a Washingtonian,” said Walberg, who represents Michigan’s fifth congressional district. “Most of you understand...
Democracy requires a free and vibrant press seeking accountability and speaking truth to power, award-winning journalist Catherine Herridge said at a talk in Plaster Auditorium Oct. 2. While on campus, Herridge taught a one-credit investigative journalism class and delivered her speech titled “The State of Investigative Journalism in the Area of National Security.” Herridge is...