Jordan Sapp poses with gun and medals Courtesy | Jordan Sapp When Jordan Sapp started shooting at 10 years old, he was so small that his coaches would hold up the other end of the rifle to help him aim. After starting with an air rifle and a .22 long rifle, he then moved to...
McDonald and Davis at their competition over the summer. Courtesy | Chloe Noller Senior Patrick McDonald advanced to the finals in a national mock trial championship over the summer and placed second overall alongside Abby Davis ’25. Trial by Combat, a prestigious, annual, 1-on-1 collegiate national championship hosted annually by Drexel University School of Law...
Movies used to signify something special and permanent. My earliest movie memories were of watching old Disney titles on VHS tapes with my siblings, or laughing at how a scene in “Cars 2” would glitch at the same spot every time because of a scratch on the DVD. For many in Gen Z, this was...
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...
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...