Modern challenges and the future trajectory of a 2,000 year-old-conflict were the subject of two lectures given last week by Faydra L. Shapiro, executive director of the Israel center for Jewish-Christian Relations. Shapiro the discussed Jewish-Christian relations as part of the Gershom Lecture Series. The Gershom Lecture series began in 2014 to explore Jewish-Christian...
If you thought spooky season was over, you’re dead wrong. Campus Recreation and Intramurals is hosting its fourth annual zombie run this Saturday at 7 p.m. at Hayden Park. The 1.5 mile run will feature zombies as well as a haunted house, which was just added last year. “Last year we took the zombie run...
The bookstore and the GOAL program are teaming up to support the Hillsdale community with a canned goods drive. Nonperishable food items can be donated at the bookstore on Tuesday. They will be distributed by Salvation Army and High Rise, an organization that works to benefit residents of Hillsdale’s High Rise apartments. Students will receive...
The Hillsdale College mock trial team dominated its competition in the Windy City last weekend, taking first and sixth at the University of Illinois in the Chicago Illini Tournament. Team 1106 snagged its first trophy for 1st place this season with a perfect record of 8 wins and 0 losses. Team 1107 scored an honorable...
The future of the American family is bright. Or at least it will be. According to Allan Carlson, a scholar and former Hillsdale professor, the American family undergoes cycles of strength, followed by periods of decline, and the American family could see a cycle of strength in the upcoming future. Carlson delivered his remarks to...