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The International Club painted traditional Chinese lanterns for its first event of the semester Feb. 21 in the Mauck Solarium to celebrate the Lunar New Year.  Sophomore and President of the International Club Nayeon Kim grew up celebrating the Lunar New Year in Korea. Kim said she wants to bring the traditions of her youth...

Defending Christianity requires acknowledging God’s complete sovereignty, according to Rev. Everett Henes, pastor of Hillsdale Orthodox Presbyterian Church. On Feb. 12, Henes, who is pursuing a second doctorate in the history of Reformed apologetics, gave a lecture for the campus Reformed Student Fellowship titled “Why I’m Reformed: Reformed Apologetics.” Before digging into apologetics or explaining...

Students have the opportunity to stay in Hillsdale and serve the local community during spring break, March 13-19.  Equip Ministries and InterVarsity will partner with Associate Dean of Men Jeffery Rogers for the annual mission trip.  “We want to make a difference here locally in Hillsdale County,” Rogers said. “We want to reach out to...

Seven minutes before the “The All-American Halftime Show,” Turning Point USA ran a one-minute ad sponsored by Hillsdale College. The ad, titled “Learn Like Charlie,” was also uploaded to the college’s social media pages. The ad opens with images from Charlie Kirk’s last event at Utah Valley University last year before playing clips of Kirk...

Novels create the habits of mind necessary for a democracy: a knowledge of human nature, a moral imagination, and sympathy towards others, according to Christopher Scalia, a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.  “Storytelling helps us appeal to the hearts of readers through beauty and by telling compelling stories, by creating myths, myths that...