Courtesy | Unsplash The first dodgy substance I experimented with here at college wasn’t drugs or alcohol, but raw milk in a Mason jar. I think hyper-processed foods are worse than cigarettes, and the only foods you should eat regularly are those your grandparents would have recognized. So yes, I want Americans to be healthier....
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Speaker explains complications of church teaching on death penalty
The Roman Catholic Church’s current opposition to the death penalty is inconsistent with historical church teaching about human dignity and agency, argued Peter Karl Koritansky in a talk hosted by The Lyceum last month. Koritansky, a Cleveland University professor of philosophy and religion and author, began his talk by joking about the difficulty of convincing...
Quick Hits with Anna Navrotskaya
Navrotskaya holding a giant cucumber. Courtesy | Anna Navrotskaya In this Quick Hits, Associate Professor of French Anna Navrotskaya talks wooden clogs, her cats, and her love of the French language. If you could introduce or bring back any fashion trend, what would it be? Wooden clogs. I love everything medieval, and also, I can...
Blackout proves streaming is too good to be true
Courtesy | Unsplash The longest blackout in television-streaming history ended last week when YouTube TV settled a dispute over how much it would pay Disney to air its programming. For 14 days, YouTube TV’s 10 million subscribers kept paying their $83 a month but could not watch any sports hosted by ESPN. Streaming services made...
Local tech startup develops academic AI detection software
Joel Stewart co-founded the local startup. Courtesy | Joel Stewart The company hopes to encourage the integrity and self-reliance of higher education. A Hillsdale resident and Hillsdale College professor co-founded a tech startup aimed at bettering education in the face of rising levels of artificial intelligence plagiarism. Associate professor of Economics Charles Steele and Joel...



