Attendees of a past Charger Derby, dressed in theme, enjoy conversation with food and drink. Race horses will raise money for student scholarships at the Hillsdale College Women Commissioners’ fifth annual Charger Derby Nov. 9 in the Searle Center. The Charger Derby fundraiser features 12 simulated horse races and includes a silent auction, cash bar,...
Six Hillsdale students finished in first place in two categories at the annual national College Broadcasters Inc. Awards last weekend in Seattle. Seniors Alex Deimel and Erin Osborne, junior Ty Ruddy, Logan Washburn ’24, and former student Jane Kitchen won first in Best Documentary for their video production “The Prison Games,” which the group filmed...
Professor of History Bradley Birzer lectures in class. Courtesy | Hillsdale College When Thomas Jefferson and John Adams died on the 50th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, the American people believed Providence was smiling on their nation, according to Professor of History Bradley Birzer. Birzer spoke on the history of the...
Kevin Roberts, the president of The Heritage Foundation, discusses America’s founding ideals in Drummond lecture. Courtesy | Olivia Pero “I’m Kevin Roberts from Project 2025, and I’m here to help,” the president of The Heritage Foundation said as he opened his speech for the Drummond Lectures in Christ Chapel series Oct. 23. The Left has...
Ronald Reagan achieved the impossible when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991, William Inboden said in a speech Oct. 28. “What a decade earlier had seemed ridiculously implausible, almost even a lunatic fantasy of bringing the Soviet Union to a peaceful collapse, to a negotiated surrender, Reagan had brought aright,” said Inboden, who credited Reagan’s...