From Namibia, a small country in Southern Africa, to Sichuan Province in Southwestern China, to Sierra Leone in West Africa, Hillsdale’s 2019 graduates journeyed far and wide to promote peace, build cultural bridges, and teach. Erin Flaherty, Nathanael Cheng, and Suzanne DeTar all embarked on two-year service tours with the U.S. Peace Corps, during which...
Hillsdale College Security is rolling out a new app that enables students and faculty to help keep themselves and their peers safe. Rave Guardian, an app designed by Rave Mobile Security, currently serves half of all college students in America. Hillsdale’s IT department will release a version personalized to Hillsdale’s campus and security team in...
Hillsdale College in Washington, D.C. is growing, and Cassidy Syftestad ’18 has been essential to its commitment to improving opportunities for students in the nation’s capital. Growing up on the other side of the country, Syftestad left her family and native state of California to attend college in the midwest. After graduating from Hillsdale College...
“Patmos, WI,” a radio drama written and produced by Shadrach Strehle ‘19, has been nominated for Best Special Broadcast through the Collegiate Broadcasting Inc. It was also chosen as one of four finalists nationally. The piece was the only broadcast submitted by Hillsdale to receive CBI finalist status this year. Strehle was program director...
The Hillsdale College athletic department welcomed new strength and conditioning coach Mitchell Faine to campus this fall. Faine, an Ohio native, attended the University of Findlay, where he played football for four year and worked as a graduate assistant in the Oilers’ strength and conditioning program. He will be taking over for Patrick Gifford, who...