For exemplifying the ideals of “duty, honor, and country” in military service, 1st Lt. Jason Gehrke ’07 was awarded the Gen. Douglas MacArthur Leadership Award by the Army chief of staff at the Pentagon Wednesday. Gehrke was one of 28 recipients selected from a pool of junior officers in the active Army, Army Reserve, and...
The National Rifle Association held it’s 2016 convention in Louisville, Kentucky this past weekend | Thomas Novelly LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Members of the Hillsdale College faculty and staff attended the National Rifle Association’s 2016 Convention in Louisville, Kentucky, May 19-22 to advertise and educate attendees on the school’s constitutional mission. Several students and parents held...
Leaving behind a 25-year-long career teaching foreign languages at Hillsdale College, Assistant Professor of Spanish Olga Muñiz died Friday, May 6, after an eight-year battle with cancer. Muñiz is survived by her husband, Associate Professor of Spanish Kevin Teegarden, and their daughter, Ariana. Muñiz came with Teegarden to teach Spanish on Hillsdale’s campus in 1991....
Hillsdale alumni Kyle Forti ’12 and Lee Hopper ’14 said they always enjoyed politics, but they never imagined they would be making a difference in the form of their consulting company D/CO before turning 30 years old. Located in the mountains of Denver the political consulting company D/CO launched in December 2015...
Lane 17, Hillsdale Hillsdale’s best burger is as humble as the restaurant it resides in. Located inside Hillsdale Lanes bowling alley, Lane 17 is a modest sports pub serving traditional bar food with American beers on tap. While the decor is simple — walls filled with beer signs and the occasional flat screen television —...