Ryan J. Walsh, a 2009 Hillsdale alumnus, was recently appointed as the Chief Deputy Solicitor General for the State of Wisconsin. Boasting an impressive resume, including a past law clerk position with recently deceased Justice Scalia, Walsh agreed to enter the world of public service. Walsh currently serves as an associate attorney of law with...
Most people view aspiring professional musicians as poor and starving artists, but senior Taylor Flowers is confident that a career as a professional musician is becoming increasingly viable for him. Flowers is one of the music department’s most valuable assets. Although he considers himself first and foremost a pianist, Flowers is also a talented violinist...
Senior Randy Keefe caught the attention of GOP presidential candidates Donald Trump and Ben Carson over the mid-semester break. Over fall break, he traveled to Washington, D.C. to work for a conference with the Council for National Policy. Several 2016 presidential candidates — including business mogul Donald Trump, retired brain surgeon Ben Carson, Sen. Rand...
The Hillsdale College forensics team won third in its second tournament of the year. The Sept. 25 competition, held by the Michigan Intercollegiate Speech League, was for novices only. Hillsdale’s team had finalists in three different events. “We did pretty good,” forensics coach Matthew Warner said. “For half of our folks it was their first...
Every day, the email inboxes of Hillsdale students are buried in a mountain of emails announcing campus events and volunteering opportunities. But this year, the Student Activities Board and Career Services are working on cutting the pile of emails down to size. To condense the information, SAB is emailing a newsletter with a list of...