Roberta, Peter, Maribelle, Max, and of course, Lucas Jennings pose for a family photo. Courtesy | Peter Jennings Peter Jennings, associate professor of leadership studies and chair in business administration talks white labs, the soldiers’ monument, and Gettysburg. If you could replace all the squirrels on campus with a different animal, what would you choose...
As immigration becomes a hotter topic, four Hillsdale College professors gathered to discuss the policy’s reform during a roundtable discussion hosted by the Alexander Hamilton Society and Hillsdale College Debate April 9. Courtesy | Google Four Hillsdale College professors clashed over immigration reform during a roundtable discussion hosted by the Alexander Hamilton Society and Hillsdale...
Members of the Lone Star Society celebrate Texas’s independence. Courtesy | Josh Underwood Deep in the heart of southern Michigan, a group of Hillsdale College students are celebrating the unique culture of Texas, thousands of miles from home. The Lone Star Society, founded by junior Josh Underwood and his cousin, senior Madelyn Hornell, emerged from...
The most critical divide of the modern technological era isn’t between those who hate AI and those who don’t. It’s between those who can use AI wisely and those who cannot. AI is not a great equalizer. It’s a magnifier of existing human capabilities. The most talented individuals don’t just use AI — they direct...
Last year’s student participants in Total Fit’s Gallant challenge pose in Founder’s Gym, where the Murph Challenge will take place March 29 at 9 a.m. Courtesy | Paul Sri Students and faculty are gearing up for a challenging fitness event that honors fallen military personnel and promotes campus-wide wellness. The Murph Challenge, hosted by Total...