The GALA pilgrim house in Assisi, Italy. Courtesy | Micah Leydorf A Hillsdale alumna visited a house for Christian pilgrims in Assisi, Italy, in October 2025. Today, Micah Leydorf ’95 and her husband, Tom Leydorf, own and operate the Gate of Abundant Life Pilgrim House, which they bought in April. “What’s beautiful about our house...
Zach Bryan’s Oct. 16 EP, “Young Manhood and Other Donatable Organs,” is an eight-track project that explores the themes of youth, identity, and nostalgia. The EP blends a mix of genres, including country, rock, pop, and folk, as Bryan reflected on lessons he learned from his tumultuous youth. Bryan brought his traditional acoustic style to...
Simpson Residence hopes to reclaim its prized homecoming trophy this year, and the men have spent months preparing for it. “I started working on homecoming over the summer,” Simpson head resident assistant and senior Joe Vankat said. “If I see something cool on social media and think it might be cool in a Mock Rock,...
Fourteen percent of students wear Hillsdale merch on any given day, according to a poll conducted by The Collegian. The poll was conducted by observing more than 130 students in the Grewcock Student Union and tallying the students who were and were not wearing Hillsdale College merchandise. Junior Aidan Watts said he notices athletes wearing...
Courtesy | Unsplash Adding Flock cameras to America’s roads endangers regular citizens’ privacy and increases government surveillance over everyday life. Flock Safety, a surveillance technology company, produces automated license plate readers which are popping up across the country, raising concerns about mass surveillance in the age of artificial intelligence. They capture license plate information, as...