Courtesy | Ryan Perkins The Hillsdale Homestead runs a market sale by the South Quad every Friday from 3:30–5 p.m. to sell organic produce on campus. “We are selling whatever we have made at the Homestead, such as potatoes, carrots, beets, and tomatoes,” said senior Maria Adamow, who works as the greenhouse manager at the...
Courtesy: Creed and Culture Darryl Hart, associate professor of history, released a new book on the birthplace of America’s founding documents as a tribute to the country’s 250th anniversary. Hart’s book,“Independence Hall: The History of an American Icon,” was released on Sept. 22 by Creed and Culture publishing house. The book guides readers through the...
Courtesy | Scott Wadsworth Carpenter and blacksmith Scotts Wadsworth, who runs the YouTube channel “Essential Craftsman,” made the case for confronting personal pain from the perspective of a blue-collar worker. His lecture, “The Problem of Pain Evasion: A Case for Grit,” was sponsored by the President’s Office and explored the value of grit, perseverance, and...
Matthew Spalding delivers his Sept. 5 lecture at the conference. Courtesy | Mason Dice Hillsdale College’s Center for Military History and Strategy hosted its fifth annual conference, focusing on the American Revolution as an example of international diplomacy, American statesmanship, and the importance of education in military history. Historians and faculty from Hillsdale and...