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With 11 online courses available to the public, Hillsdale continues to expand its influence on American political thought. Its latest online course offering is titled “The Federalist Papers,” and the courses now have advertisements on various television networks. “One reason for having a course on ‘The Federalist’ is that the book is centrally important to...

Next week the Grewcock Student Union will become a little bit of Britannia for a day. April 9 marks 50 years since Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill was appointed an honorary U.S. citizen by President Kennedy. To celebrate the oft-unnoticed national Winston Churchill Day, the college will transform the union from 12:15 p.m. to 2 p.m....

While Michigan may be known for its rocky roads, hopefully Michigan Pot Hole will help with that. Ashby’s Sterling Ice Cream, the supplier of the scooped ice cream in A.J.’s Café, introduced a new flavor March 16 called Michigan Pot Hole. That same week, A.J.’s introduced the flavor to students, and, according to Service Supervisor...

There were new faces at the Student Federation meeting last week. Because freshman Representative Jacob Weaver and junior Representative Dominic Restuccia recently pledged Delta Tau Delta, the Student Fed bylaws prohibit them from serving on Student Federation. Freshman Rachael Behr and junior Jonathan Calcaterra replaced them since they received the second greatest number of votes...

The complexity of the Michigan road funding ballot proposal deters many from wanting to vote for it, Hillsdale County residents said at a town hall Monday. Michigan state Sen. Mike Shirkey and Rep. Eric Leutheuser held the town hall at the Perennial Park Senior Center to inform local residents about the ballot proposal that will...