An increasing presence of technology in the everyday lives of Americans could potentially contribute to the loss of “prudence, judgement, and sociality,” according to writer Matthew Crawford during a speech Tuesday for Hillsdale College’s Center for Constructive Alternatives. The first CCA of this semester addressed artificial intelligence. Crawford, a writer and research fellow at the...
Slashing Michigan’s auto insurance costs is the first priority for state Republican legislators this session. When Republicans introduced Senate Bill 1 on Jan. 15, they promised “long-overdue reforms,” including crackdowns on medical fraud, changes to personal injury protection, and potential modifications to Michigan’s no-fault system, said Sen. Aric Nesbitt (R-Lawton), the bill’s primary sponsor and...
Both Assistant Professor of Philosophy Ian Church and Assistant Professor of Philosophy Blake McAllister have been accepted into a two week residential seminar program on “science-engaged theology” and will attend the seminar to further explore their own philosophical queries. Hoping to bring science, theology, and philosophy in closer dialogue with one another, the Fuller Theological...
Hillsdale College entrepreneurial club, Enactus, hopes to bridge the gap between the student body and the broader Hillsdale community with the launch of their new podcast, “Business Casual”. Hosts freshmen Jeremiah Tiews and Victoria Nuñez will interview local small business owners from Hillsdale through the college’s radio station, Radio Free Hillsdale. The goal of the...
The Hillsdale College Class of 2019 revealed Friday that their senior class gift to the college will be a memorial fountain on the quad. The fountain, designed by Hillsdale College President Larry Arnn’s daughter Alice Arnn ’11, will cost $20,000 and will be located between Christ Chapel and the front doors of the Grewcock Student...