Hillsdale College freshman Jordan Sapp shot 117 out of 125 possible targets and placed sixth at the International Shooting Sport Federation Junior Mens’ Skeet Competition in Osijek, Croatia. Sapp competed in his third international competition from Sept. 19 to Oct. 12. “The competition is a world championship of the Olympic discipline,” said head coach of...
Author: Erin Osbourne (Erin Osbourne)
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Alexander Hamilton Society hosts annual ‘War Games’
China convinced the United States to withdraw military aid and its war fleet from Taiwan in the Alexander Hamilton Society’s annual “War Games” Sept. 17. The games simulate different foreign policy crises every year. This year’s theme was “Crisis in the Taiwan Strait,” inspired by Nancy Pelosi’s visit to Taiwan in August. “We chose Taiwan...
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Hillsdale should offer more classes in modern languages
Hillsdale College should offer a broader range of modern languages, in order to better prepare students for international politics and business. The college presently offers a variety of ancient classical and western European languages, including Ancient Greek, Ancient Hebrew, Latin, German, French, Spanish, and Italian. Students are able to major in all of the above...
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In the wake of Roe v. Wade
Within minutes of the Supreme Court’s decision to overrule Roe v. Wade, sophomore Rachel Schroder stood on the steps of the Court in Washington, D.C. “We have waited for this decision for almost 50 years,” said the Hillsdale College for Life board member. “I went to my hotel room, changed, and went straight to the...
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‘Lightning struck twice’: Senior to attend Oxford with Barry Foundation Scholarship
Senior Nick West became the first Hillsdale student to win the Barry Foundation Scholarship and enroll in Oxford with the scholarship, which grants full funding for its recipients to earn graduate degrees from Oxford. “It’s incredible to be able to go to Oxford, completely funded,” West said. “I will be studying one of the applied...