For the first time since President Ronald Reagan’s inauguration in 1985, America’s new commander-in-chief took the oath of office inside away from the crowds — and I went anyway. The quick 48-hour trip to Washington, D.C., began after I received tickets from my grandma’s congressional representative. Learning the inauguration had been moved inside felt like...
2025 Inauguration attendees celebrate. Sarah Katherine Sisk | Collegian Frigid temperatures forced the second presidential inauguration of Donald J. Trump indoors on Monday and compelled Hillsdale College’s chapter of College Republicans to cancel its trip for 35 students to Washington, D.C., but students and alumni flocked to the nation’s capital anyway. The inauguration was planned...
Trump’s cabinet picks have generated discussion across the nation and among Hillsdale professors. Courtesy | Trump, Facebook As President-elect Donald Trump continues to roll out picks for his presidential administration, sentiments surrounding the cabinet picks vary among Hillsdale College faculty. A common reaction, however, is that Trump is focused on loyalty this time around. “Trump...
The new subdivision may include the Integrity series of homes. Pictured is Integrity 1610. Courtesy | Allen Edwin Homes City officials tout the plan as a good investment, but critics say it won’t pay off The Hillsdale City Council voted 5-3 to help finance a $15 million development in Hillsdale’s Three Meadows Subdivision, following an...
A rendering of a future commercial and residential project at 58 and 60 N. West St. Courtesy | Hillsdale Renaissance Luke Robson is playing Monopoly in the City of Hillsdale as his company, Hillsdale Renaissance LLC, acquired 11 new buildings in the past year and started seven new projects. A 2017 Hillsdale College graduate and...