First impressions are crucial. For prospective students visiting Hillsdale, the sight of construction cranes and the thundering of jackhammers could sway their decisions unfavorably. The construction, albeit temporary and with the promise of educational advancement and facility advancement, could hammer admissions rates. Fred Schebor, associate senior director of admissions, offered insights on the matter. “I...
I planned weddings with three different men before meeting my fiancé. No, I’m not a serial runaway bride. Or a polygamist. I’ve just fallen in love before. My wedding to my first boyfriend — which I planned at the ripe age of 15 — was going to be an intimate affair because of our shared...
Headline writers have a favorite new buzzword for articles covering abortion legalization, and it’s ruining journalistic integrity. The Associated Press in February: “New Hampshire Senate rejects enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution.” Bloomberg Law News in November: “Ohio Voters Enshrined Abortion, But Courts Will Decide its Reach.” The New York Times on March 4:...
When I nannied for millennial parents who raised their kids with the “gentle parenting” philosophy, I saw disastrous results. The “gentle parenting” model has become a social media buzzword. This technique is built around boundaries, empathy, and understanding. The purpose is to aid your child in navigating the overwhelming emotions they may experience. According to...
When Hillsdale accepted me in 2020, I knew I wanted to perform well in every aspect of my college life. I planned my academics to graduate in seven semesters, worked at least 10 hours a week between my multiple jobs, and obtained several leadership positions. I will graduate with a B+ average GPA in May. ...