The cryptography club started an augmented reality game on Sept. 2 which leads students around campus to find clues, crack codes, and solve puzzles. The prize for the first participant to finish is a $25 gift card to an undisclosed location. Subsequent participants will also receive prizes relevant to later puzzle events. “The cryptography club’s...
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Education department starts a new substitute teacher certification class
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...
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Carrington speaks on views of liberty
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...
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Nuclear power is the solution to European energy crisis
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...
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Kacey Reeves West ’18 lectures on Big Tech
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...