Students reenacted throwing tea into the Boston Harbor with Professor of History David Stewart and Assistant Professor of Medieval History Charles Yost during a spring break tour of historical locations in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York associated with the early years of the American Revolution. The group visited the sites of the Boston Massacre, the...
The Nation’s report card, also known as the National Assessment of Educational Progress, shows a decline in reading scores among children in America. Between 2022 and 2024, not a single state saw improvement in reading scores. As literacy rates continue to decline in the United States, young people are struggling to complete their education, get...
College President Larry Arnn received the Great American award from The Heritage Foundation on Monday. Courtesy | Hillsdale Archives Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn recently received The Heritage Foundation’s Great American Award at its Awakening 2025 Conference Jan. 10 in Sea Island, Georgia. “As our country endures battles over our history, our language, and even...
The most popular day for sushi at Meijer is Wednesday, when the store offers rolls for $5. Christina Lewis | Collegian Sushi chef Van tha Nawl goes to work at Meijer every morning at 6 a.m. to prepare fresh sushi for the day. “The sushi chef in the Hillsdale store prepares hand-rolled, fresh sushi daily,...
If President Donald Trump can’t negotiate a deal to keep TikTok on the U.S. market before April 5, the government will ban the popular social-media app nationwide. For all the problems TikTok may pose — whether real or fake — it is one of the few alternatives to Meta’s domination of the public square, and...