Noah Rothman spoke on Feb. 19 to students about his first book, “Unjust: Social Justice and the Unmaking of America.” Rothman is an associate editor for Commentary Magazine and a contributor for MSNBC/NBC News. He also contributes various opinion pieces to other news outlets including The New York Times and The Atlantic. Why political...
Both team 1126 and team 1127 qualified for The American Mock Trial Association’s Opening Round Championship Series at the Ypsilanti, Michigan Regional Tournament at Eastern Michigan University on Feb. 17. The last time two Hillsdale teams qualified for the ORCS — the highest round a Hillsdale Mock Trial team has reached — was their 2016-17...
Women on campus will be able to spend part of their weekend in spiritual reflection and prayer at a retreat held by the ladies of Catholic society. The event will be this Saturday in the Mauck Solarium from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. “Its a chance to have a retreat without having to leave campus...
This January, the Hillsdale College American Chemical Society chapter defeated more than 10 statewide universities in the Battle of the Chemistry Clubs at Michigan State University. Though Hillsdale competed against larger schools such as Ferris State and the University of Michigan, Professor of Chemistry and ASC faculty adviser Chris Hamilton said the students’ enthusiasm distinguished...
Prestley Blake, the 104-year-old co-founder of Friendly’s restaurant chain, brims daily with new ideas, his lawyer said — and one of his latest is to give 90 acres of property, including a replica of Monticello, to Hillsdale College to use as an educational center. Months later, that idea is coming closer to fruition, pending mostly...