One afternoon this past spring, Professor of German Eberhard Geyer sat down to coffee and cake at Saarland University in Saarbrücken, Germany with two of his Hillsdale students, seniors Lillian Martin and Rachel Smith. “It was so interesting to have that different cultural experience with the same professor that I have in Michigan, where we...
The future of the American family is bright. Or at least it will be. According to Allan Carlson, a scholar and former Hillsdale professor, the American family undergoes cycles of strength, followed by periods of decline, and the American family could see a cycle of strength in the upcoming future. Carlson delivered his remarks to...
Rev. Solanus Casey, a Roman Catholic priest and Detroit Capuchin friar who ministered to many in the soup kitchen, will be declared a Blessed, just one step away from sainthood, Nov. 18. With the proximity of the event so close to Hillsdale, a group of approximately 40 Hillsdale College faculty and members of Catholic Society...
Slowly the temperatures start to drop as the leaves change color and fall to the ground, creating the perfect season for cherishing the sunshine before the snow arrives. The excitement of fall heightens with the end of the blazing summer heat and the anticipation of the coming months of hibernation. Here’s a list of Hillsdale...
Through numerous books and online news media, Phil and Leila Lawler bring Catholic evangelization to the modern era. In her blog, “Like Mother, Like Daughter,” Leila Lawler discusses everything from raising children and homeschooling, to keeping house and sharing recipes. Phil Lawler says Leila Lawler is “much more interesting” than he is, but Phil...