After 40 hours of work and two tons of ice blocks, four men from Simpson Residence constructed an igloo outside the dorm. “Doing something cool that nobody else would really do, and going to a ridiculous amount of effort to do something that’s going to melt in a week, just for the sake of it,...
Author, speaker, and podcast host Tori Hope Petersen ’18 published her second book, “Breaking the Patterns That Break You” on Feb. 4. “It’s a story about our identity in Christ — understanding what he says about each of us, and how we can walk confidently in that, not making ourselves smaller for the sake of...
Education teaches students how to love, not just what to love, according to three Hillsdale professors who spoke in a panel hosted by the Hillsdale College C.S. Lewis Society Feb. 27. The panelists spoke on an assortment of issues pertaining to classical education through a Lewisian lens. “Part of the question is less about how...
Jason Gehrke ’07 teaches history at Hillsdale College. Courtesy | Hillsdale College The history of Catholic Christianity after 325 A.D. is the history of being divided by its agreement, Assistant Professor of History and Director of the Center for Military History Jason Gehrke said during his lecture “What Happened to Catholic Christianity?” Feb. 28. Gehrke,...
Associate Professor of Economics Charles Steele discusses the economy under Trump in Lane 124. Courtesy | Megan Li The three greatest threats to American liberty today are the government, the left, and malign foreign actors, said Charles Steele, associate professor of economics and director of the Center for Commerce and Freedom, in a talk hosted...