The space between Lane and Kendall Halls tells a story. You may have heard it when you were on tour as a prospective student, but since then it has possibly faded from memory. Familiarity can breed forgetfulness. But it’s a good story, and it warrants remembrance between Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. The three statues that...
Pope Francis made headlines around the world last week when he seemed to endorse civil unions for same-sex couples, leading many Hillsdale Catholics to question his words and intentions. “Catholics may be rightly annoyed by the confusion caused by Pope Francis’s recent remarks, but they should not be worried,” Nathan Schlueter, who teaches courses on...
For two proud Hillsdale alumnae, it’s the little things that best celebrate Hillsdale. That’s why Ashlyn Neveau ’16 and Alex Whitford ’18 are launching Hillsdalian Goods, a startup that gives the Hillsdale name the treatment that big cities get. It provides a variety of quality merchandise that people can use to show off their love...
For Shelby Lohman, it was her husband who opened the door to telling her story. As her first year of marriage was wrapping up, Lohman, ‘19, was looking for a way to express her various thoughts and musings on the joys and challenges of her life post-grad. In November of 2019, she started toying with...
The United States Department of Education has parents’ backs, according to Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos. “I fight for America’s students. I fight for their parents. And I fight against anyone who would have government be the parent to everyone,” DeVos said. “In that troubling scenario, the school building replaces the home, the child becomes...