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Hillsdale freshmen chose their own fall semester schedule instead of being assigned one by the registrar’s office, according Associate Registrar Lacey McConnell.  The registrar’s office said the change was important because both faculty and students felt more comfortable and less stressed at the beginning of the semester.  “For freshmen, they’re stressed about getting what they...

A group of Hillsdale students gathered at the Phi Sig Pavilion Oct. 18 to spend the morning walking and praying around campus. Freshman Christian Brossa said the walk had a “huge positive impact” on the rest of his day. “I usually start the day in prayer, but to be deliberate about it, to be intentional...

Two of Hillsdale College Mock Trial’s teams, named New-lo Contestant-ere and Actors Reus, competed in their debut pre-season invitational tournaments Oct. 18-20, with Actors Reus finishing in third place overall at Washington University in St. Louis. Actors Reus, a team of mainly upperclassmen and returning mock trial veterans, finished with a final ballot score of...

The shooting center passed 500 annual members earlier this month. “It is exciting to share Halter’s world-class shooting facilities with members of the public,” Range Director Matt Little said in a press release. “First-time shooters, multiple-time Olympians, and everyone in between can improve their skills and enjoy the shooting sports at the Halter Center.”  According...

Hillsdale will offer a new online course called “Colonial America: From Wilderness to Civilization” starting Nov. 6, featuring lectures from College President Larry Arnn, Associate Professor of Politics Kevin Slack, and Professor of History Paul Moreno. The six-part documentary course will feature lectures from Hillsdale professors. The course will explain what made the American Revolution...