The Michigan Department of Education is promoting gender “fluidity” and transgenderism without parental consent starting in elementary school, according to a new report from Chris Rufo, who was the college’s Eugene C. Pulliam Distinguished Visiting Fellow last spring. In a City Journal article published Sept. 14, Rufo exposed a series of training videos and documents...
Andrew Watkins, a Democrat running to represent Michigan’s 35th District in the state House of Representatives, hopes to beat the odds and make a difference in the Hillsdale community. “I just need to give the Democrats a voice,” Watkins said. “There are lots of them around. They just haven’t been comfortable coming out.” Watkins...
Mayor Adam Stockford will wrestle a mystery opponent on Saturday, Sept. 17 at the Hillsdale County Fairgrounds. The evening event will feature a series of matches between professional wrestlers, as part of the Championship International Wrestling promotion group. “We got the mayor fighting which will give it a little hometown flavor,” Phil Monahan, American professional...
A new infusion center at Hillsdale Hospital will offer patients treatments for disorders including rheumatoid arthritis, allergic asthma, chronic migraines, and infectious diseases. The new Center for Infusion Care, which opened Sept. 12, will also offer patients IV medications, such as antibiotics, specialty injectables, fluids, and more. Rachel Lott, the hospital’s director of marketing...
A Hillsdale professor and alumnus are running for two Hillsdale City Council seats on the Nov. 8 ballot. Professor of Economics Gary Wolfram is running for a seat in Ward 3, and Hillsdale College alumnus and current graduate student Joshua Paladino ’18 is running as a candidate for Ward 4. “I love Hillsdale,” Paladino said....