President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are most likely to win the Democratic and Republican presidential nominations, according to many students and faculty. “This election is about one man, and his name is Donald Trump,” freshman Bradley Haley said. “However, the determining factor of Trump’s success or failure in 2024 will be his...
The Hillsdale College Chapel Choir remained on campus until Dec. 12, filming and recording selections of songs they performed earlier in the year for the marketing department’s media team. “A crucial part of Chapel Choir’s mission is to give people an opportunity to have a profound encounter with beauty,” junior Madeline Scheve said. “The idea...
Hillsdale College Mock Trial has re-stacked its teams in preparation for the spring season. Mock trial assigned its members to new teams in order to gain the best competitive edge possible, according to sophomore Chloe Noller. Last semester’s mock trial teams Scary Decisis, Rekt Judica, and De Novo Member have dissolved and reassembled into A,...
Students can grab a bowl of cereal and celebrate the first day of classes by stopping by the Student Activities Board office in the Grewcock Student Union tonight. SAB will host its traditional first event of the spring semester from 8-10 p.m., welcoming students back to campus with a cereal bar and a chance to...
Karol Markowicz of the New York Post will visit Hillsdale College for two weeks in March and teach a one-credit class on persuasive writing as a Eugene C. Pulliam Distinguished Fellow in Journalism. “My class will include how to make your opinion writing factual, effective, and interesting,” Markowicz said. “I hope the students will learn...