Regent University Professor Emeritus Jon Ruthven is scheduled to speak April 6 and 7 on theology and Jesus’ mission for the religion department’s Faith in Life lecture series. Wikimedia Commons | Courtesy Jon Ruthven, professor emeritus of Regent University and charismatic minister, is this year’s lecturer for the religion department’s Faith in Life Series on...
When Professor of Classical Studies Joseph Garnjobst, a small group of students, and other faculty gather to eat gelato, sip espresso, and look at great Renaissance art, they imagine they are in Italy in the summer. Actually, they gather in the Classics Reading Room of Kendall Hall, during a wet and windy Michigan March, celebrating...
The average person uses 80 to 100 gallons of water per day. But Hillsdale resident Betsy Clark said she distributes 4 cases — just over 12 gallons — of water a day to residents of Flint, Michigan, who are suffering from lead-poisoned water. When a state of emergency was declared in Flint in January after...
Two Hillsdale College alumni are training to qualify for the 2016 Olympics this August in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Amanda Eccleston (formerly Putt) ’12 and Maurice Jones ’15 both ran track and field while at Hillsdale and hold standing school records for many events. They will try out for the 1500-meter run and the 400-meter...
A thought-provoking juxtaposition of tragedy and humor awaits those who attend the student-directed one act plays later this semester. The performances, currently in the beginning stages of production and set to hit the Quilhot Black Box Theatre April 7, are the final projects for the students in Professor of Theatre George Angell’s yearlong, 400-level theatre...