Six students and young alumni are racing to finish a new documentary about conservative direct-mail innovator Richard Viguerie. “Funding Father: The Man Who Delivered Democracy to America’s Mailbox” will premiere Sept. 23 at the celebration of Viguerie’s 90th birthday. Guests will receive copies of the film, according to junior Lindsey Larkin, a member of the...
Hillsdale College received multiple top five scores in the 2024 edition of the Princeton Review’s Best 389 Colleges, including second place for best college newspaper, friendliest students, most engaged in community service, and most religious. Other rankings include third most conservative students, fourth best counseling and student support services, fifth most loved by students, and...
Calli Townsend Newberry ’21 died Tuesday, June 6, from injuries sustained in a car accident. Newberry, 24, was a wife, mother, sports journalist, and runner. While at Hillsdale College, she participated in track and field and served as The Collegian’s sports editor. But above all, her friends, professors, and coaches remember her for the vibrant...
The most traumatizing and sensitive topics are the most important to joke about, argues Hillsdale alumna Kat Timpf ’10 in her new book. Released on April 18, “You Can’t Joke About That: Why Everything Is Funny, Nothing Is Sacred, and We’re All in This Together,” is this week’s No. 1 Amazon bestseller in nonfiction. Timpf,...
A picture of students playing and resting on the quad on a particularly warm spring day. Courtesy: Sofia Krusmark | Collegian The Student Activities Board will host its annual Last Class Bash Tuesday, May 2 from 3 to 6 p.m. outside the chapel on the quad. “Last Class Bash is the final SAB event of...