Career Services and EduStaff, an organization seeking to train the next generation of substitute teachers, hosted the certification training on Sept. 15. “The program is for students that are interested in going potentially into a career teaching path. Because Hillsdale doesn’t have a certified teaching program, this is a great way for them to...
Every man thinks he is on the side of liberty and that his opponent is not, Professor of Politics Adam Carrington said in a lecture last week. In his discussion of constitutional liberty hosted by the Classical Liberal Organization, Carrington summarized the thesis of his book, published in 2019, “Justice Stephen Field’s Cooperative Constitution of...
If you want a surefire way to scare people, you can’t do much better than saying “nuclear.” Yet, it can prove to be a reliable source of energy in the coming decades. Seven unassuming letters conjure images of smoldering cities, air raid sirens, and tragic accidents. In fact, the technology behind modern MRI machines is...
Despite a growing sentiment among academics and legal scholars favoring strong government regulation for Big Tech monopolies, Kacey Reeves West said the Chicago School of Economics still provides the answers concerning companies that impact every American’s life. Hillsdale’s political economy club Praxis hosted West’s lecture, “Antitrust and Big Tech: Has the Chicago School Failed?,” on...
SAB will cover admission to the Indiana park for as many as 40 students, making this a cost-free excursion to kick off the school year, according to Director of Student Activities and Affairs Madelyn Clark. Students have the option to take transportation provided by SAB or drive themselves to Fort Wayne, which is about 90...