Alex Nester ’20 was “doxxed” on Twitter by CNN analyst Asha Rangappa last week after Nester raised questions in her reporting for the Washington Free Beacon about Rangappa’s public comments. “Doxxing” is the practice of publishing personal information for the purpose of encouraging harassment. Rangappa posted Nester’s email and phone number on Twitter after Nester,...
Weightlifting is essential to liberal education. By forcibly closing gyms these last six months, Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer opposes excellence and moderation. Moreover, she violates citizens’ right to peaceful assembly. Whitmer should recant her edicts and re-open the gyms. If she will not, Hillsdale College should open them anyway. The elevation of the soul requires...
The Hillsdale College Board of Trustees initiated three new members, Kurt Grindstaff, Mark Hamlin, and Alice Hanley, on June 16. The new board members replaced William Atherton, Stephen Barney, and David Belew, all of whom moved to emeritus status. “These trustees were picked because of their commitment to the pillars of the college: faith, freedom,...
The Great Midwest Athletic Conference announced senior middle hitter Allyssa Van Wienen as the G-MAC Female Athlete of the Year on June 17. Out of all the female athletes from the 10 G-MAC schools, Van Wienen proved best with impressive stats and numerous honors and awards throughout the season, including G-MAC Volleyball Athlete of the...
As Hillsdale-area farmers and producers try to navigate the economic impact of Michigan’s shutdown, they are looking for ways to weather the COVID-19 pandemic until things return to normal. Local producers are getting hit in a variety of ways as a result of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s stay-at-home orders. Limitations placed on businesses and social distancing...