The Student Federation used $288 of its $28,893 budget to buy raffle items for an upcoming philanthropy event at its April 8 meeting. The federation bought Apple Airpods Pro and an Amazon Echo Dot, which will be raffled to raise money for Helping Hands Pregnancy Resource Center. Sophomore Beth Potwardowski, the philanthropy committee chairman, said...
For some, “home” is the house they grew up in. For others, “home” is synonymous with “family” or “friends.” But for students interning at the college this summer, “home” will be Hillsdale. Career Services is organizing its second Hillsdale Summer Fellowship, an eight-week program spanning June and July that teaches students practical ways to appreciate...
“The Goddess of Democracy,” a statue memorializing the more than 100 million victims of communism worldwide, now resides in the Allan P. Kirby, Jr. Center for Constitutional Studies and Citizenship. The statue is on loan from the Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation, a nonprofit organization which seeks to raise awareness about the dangers of communism....
Less than 2% of Americans make it possible for the rest of the country to eat. Every year, these men and women make decisions worth millions of dollars and brave the unknown to sustain the nation. And for some of these farmers and ranchers, Hillsdale County is their home. The Hillsdale Conservation District celebrated farmers...
American History should be judged by its centerpiece, the Gettysburg Address, said Susan Hanssen, an associate professor and department chair of history at the University of Dallas, on March 30 at a talk entitled “The 1863 Project: Gettysburg.” Hanssen is the author of several works on G.K. Chesterton, the diplomacy of the John Adams family,...