Junior Ella Schafer competes for women’s swim and throws discus and jevelin. Courtesy | Scott Galvin Junior Ella Schafer started swimming competitively when she was 6 years old, but didn’t throw for the track team until her sophomore year of high school. Now, she does both at the collegiate level. Schafer is a dual-sport athlete–swimming...
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Birzer, McClay win Heritage Foundation awards
Courtesy | Hillsdale College Two professors from the history department won the Heritage Foundation’s Freedom and Opportunity Academic Prizes. Bradley Birzer, professor of history and Russell Amos Kirk chair in American studies, and Wilfred McClay, Victor Davis Hanson chair in classical history and western civilization, were two of 14 scholars to receive the award this...
Students to hike the Camino for study abroad in Spain
Courtesy | Todd Mack Two professors will lead students on a pilgrimage of nearly 200 miles in Spain for a class for the first time May 10–25, 2027. Associate Professor and Department Chair of Spanish Todd Mack and Associate Professor of Education Kevin Gary will teach the class, Pedagogy of Pilgrimage. Students will walk the...
‘Edgier Nancy Drew’: Local author discusses novel
The cover of Judge’s book “White Out.” Sophia Bryant | The Collegian An idea for a book series struck Margo Judge during a conversation about children’s books with her best friend, and that very night she wrote the first chapter of what is now her published novel, “White Out.” “I said to her, ‘Somebody ought...
Alumnus becomes college CFO and treasurer
Paul Hatty and his wife, Ann. Courtesy | Paul Hatty Hillsdale College alumnus Paul Hatty ’90 now works as Hillsdale’s Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer. “I have the greatest job in the world. Being the CFO allows me to work with an extraordinary senior staff group with very unique backgrounds and experiences,” Hatty told The...




