The Michigan College Democrats are suing the state of Michigan for voting laws which they claim are too “restrictive” on Michigan college students, the Detroit News reported Aug. 31. Though Hillsdale College Democrats are not associated with the state chapter, they agree that the laws are an issue. The lawsuit, filed by attorneys from the...
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Arizona considers using college’s charter standards
Protests erupted Monday when Arizona’s superintendent of public instruction proposed a draft of science and history education standards modeled off of Hillsdale’s Barney Charter School Scope and Sequence standards to the Arizona Department of Education. Teachers, parents, and the Secular Coalition of Arizona rallied to protest the drafts, expressing concern that the standards would exclude...
Office Hours: Wonder Words: Resetting the human heart and mind
“Admiration, astonishment, amazement, surprise caused by something unusual or unexpected” is, more or less, the first dictionary definition for “wonder” in the English language. It’s taken from Samuel Johnson’s famous English Dictionary. Johnson also offers a quotation from Shakespeare, given by the confused Prince Hamlet, in which the stars of heaven are compared to “wonder-wounded...
Brock breaks record in Homecoming blowout
The Hillsdale College Chargers extended their Homecoming winning streak to four in a decisive 41-7 victory over the Lake Erie College Storm. The Chargers improve to 3-1 and 2-0 in the G-MAC, while the current senior class remains undefeated in Homecoming games. In the victory, senior wide receiver Trey Brock’s six receptions for 127 yards...
College prepares capstone course
Hillsdale College will soon introduce a new Senior Capstone course to its core curriculum, with the Class of 2020 becoming the first to take it during its senior year. The course will be from one to three credits and last either one semester or a full year, according to Professor of History and Dean of...




