Theta Alpha Kappa, established in 1976, is an American honor society for religious studies and theology. Courtesy | Wikipedia The Theta Alpha Kappa theology honorary returned to campus this spring, following an absence of a year. Junior Aidan Christian said Henry Brunton ’24 introduced him to the theology honorary on the last day of the...
James Krag performed “According to Mark” last Saturday in Markel Auditorium. With nothing but a four-legged stool, a stage, and bursting expressions of voice, actor James Krag presented the Gospel of Mark, shot through with vigor and a precise artistic vision. One actor. One prop. Seventy-eight scenes of the Gospel of Mark. Hillsdale students, families,...
Nearly 40 pro-life community leaders and residents gathered for the annual Hillsdale March for Life in front of the Hillsdale County Courthouse on Jan. 20. “We were praying for the last two years for the overturning of Roe v. Wade, and now, with that decision, it went to the states,” College Director of Financial Aid...
In this quick hits interview, dean of masters in classical education and professor of education Daniel Coupland talks swords, teaching, and Kid Rock. What are some amusing teaching moments you’ve had in your career? As a Spanish high school teacher, I once recreated the running of the bulls in the halls of my high school....
Six Jonesville High School students received awards last month for their academic success. The College Board’s National Recognition Program awarded these students the National Rural and Small Town Award, according to a Jonesville High School Facebook post. This award is open to students who achieve a GPA of 3.5 or higher before they graduate. Winners...