Category: News

Aaron Schepps `14 experienced the highlight of his first year of teaching when one of his seventh-graders responded with meaningful observations in his middle school literature class last Friday. Schepps, a teacher at the Barney Initiative’s newly founded Atlanta Classical Academy, has been struggling all year to connect with a student who deals with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity...

Although the George Washington Fellows’ presence on campus is largely unknown, they are involved in research projects that promote Hillsdale’s ideas outside of campus. The Fellowship requires an extensive time commitment but is accompanied with outstanding benefits. “The program is an encouragement in training themselves [the fellows] to seek out opportunities to serve,” George Washington...

A Few Good Men are now profiling each of their good men or women. Up to two times a week, A Few Good Men will release a short spotlight with a picture, brief quote, and information about where the student is volunteering and why. Junior Meg Prom, head of the communications department in A Few...

  Hillsdale’s Young Americans for Freedom and College Republicans will ask Student Federation for a total of $7,000 to attend the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C., at the federation meeting today. Last year 75 Hillsdale College students attended and the requested amount was $1770 because the Michigan GOP and donors provided funding. This...

Paper jams, printers offline, and tray misalignments have become an increasing problem for students printing in Mossey Library. The college’s contract with Business Impressions Inc. for printers expired this year, and the library is in the process of making upgrades to the printing services it offers. Mossey is nixing personal laptop plug-n-play printers for wireless...