Hillsdale is projected to have the most mathematics majors as a percentage of its 2024 graduating class. Courtesy | Pexels The 2024 graduating class expects to have the largest percentage of math majors of any college or university in the country. “This may seem curious, but we think it is good — also fun. Hillsdale...
The relationship between Christianity and the Jewish tradition is vital to Western culture, Eric Cohen said during a lecture in Christ Chapel on “The Jewish Spirit of the West.” “As go the Jews, so goes the West,” Cohen said in the semester’s first Drummond lecture. Cohen is a renowned Jewish activist, founder and editor-at-large of...
The 2006 women’s volleyball team and four Charger alumni are among the new class of inductees to the Hillsdale College Athletic Hall of Fame. Sprinter Ian Redpath ’72, sprinter DeShawn Meadows ’95, football coach Steve Rentschler ’78, and football player Al Huge ’88 will be joining the hall of fame, according to an athletic department...
Nate Shreffler is in his first year as head coach. Courtesy | Hillsdale College Athletic Department For 25 years, Nate Shreffler ’93 coached the Hillsdale football team’s offensive line. He could have coached anywhere in the country, said former head coach Keith Otterbein ’79. But his love and passion for Hillsdale College has kept him coaching...
When WRFH Radio Free Hillsdale first aired, Dolly Parton’s national anthem opened the inaugural broadcast. Vince Benedetto, the president and CEO of Bold Gold Broadcast and Media Foundation, chose this opening. Benedetto helped to launch Hillsdale College’s radio station in 2015. He envisioned using the station for education and community engagement, hoping to develop...