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Capitalism supports economic prosperity and is grounded in scripture, economist Anne Bradley argued in a lecture hosted by Praxis.  Bradley is the George and Sally Mayer fellow for economic education and academic director at the Fund for American Studies. In the Feb. 26 talk, titled “The Biblical Case for Economic Freedom,” Bradley claimed that capitalism...

Hillsdale’s Mock Trial C Team, Team 1051, became the third Hillsdale team this season to earn a bid to the American Mock Trial Association’s Opening Round Championship Series, marking the first time that all three of Hillsdale’s teams have bid to ORCS. Team 1051 placed fourth overall at a tournament on Feb. 28-March 1, with...

Growing your faith through spiritual disciplines and serving the Hillsdale community while working a farm is the Building Up Disciplines in Summer program’s pursuit, according to Ryan Perkins, director of campus recreation and club sports.  “Working with your hands and praying are not mutually exclusive,” Perkins said. “It’s all part of growing as a whole...

The professor who sculpted the campus statues of George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, Ronald Reagan, and James Madison will retire after this semester. Anthony Frudakis, associate professor of art, began teaching at Hillsdale College in 1991 “I’m looking forward to getting back into doing a lot more reading,” Frudakis said. He plans to spend...

Sophomore Noah Woo won “First Place Overall Speaker” at the Collegiate Advocacy Research and Debate competition that was held in California State University Long Beach Feb. 21-22.  Despite participating in the competition online, Woo won first place in both advocacy and community building, and second place in evidence and analysis, earning him the award. Woo...