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Christians, break bread with other denominations
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Christians, break bread with other denominations

Of the many things that make Hillsdale Hillsdale, one of the most obvious is our deeply religious campus culture. From heated lunch table debates to 2 a.m. dorm room theology, faith permeates our everyday life. But the very forces that encourage faith to be a natural part of student life can also make Christianity feel...

‘Story of America’ continues with Arnn, Hegseth
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‘Story of America’ continues with Arnn, Hegseth

Hillsdale’s video on the formation of the army by Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. Courtesy | “Story of America ” website Hillsdale’s “Story of America” video series, made in partnership with the White House to celebrate America’s 250th birthday, is continuing to roll out videos on the American Revolution featuring historians, federal officeholders, and Hillsdale...

Trent Horn to speak on pro-life arguments
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Trent Horn to speak on pro-life arguments

Trent Horn is the staff apologist for Catholic Answers Courtesy | Trenthorn.com Catholic apologist and podcaster Trent Horn will give a speech titled “Persuasive Pro-Life” April 24 at 7 p.m. in the Old Snack Bar in an event sponsored by the campus chapter of the Young America’s Foundation. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and a...

Three finalists named in playwriting competition
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Three finalists named in playwriting competition

  Sharing one’s work is the most intimidating part of the playwrighting process, said senior Emily Griffith, one of this year’s playwriting finalists. “The more you write, the more you learn about yourself in the process,” Griffith said. “In a way, it’s scary because you bear your soul when you write something, and it feels...

Student strings shine in concert
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Student strings shine in concert

The trio will play with the wood against the strings, rather than the bow across the strings. COURTESY | WIKIPEDIA As the first somber strains of Edward Elgar’s “Nimrod” filled Markel Auditorium on Friday, Mar. 21, the audience held its breath, poised for the music department’s first violin and viola virtuosi concert in five years....