History professor Dave Stewart sits in his office. Catherine Maxwell | Collegian Stewart has a Lego set from a murder mystery, Lambert has a first edition of T. S. Eliot, and Wolfram has an impala head. Every Hillsdale professor adds something to his or her office to personalize it, but some offices stand out, thanks to their random assortment of...
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QUICK HITS with Korey Mass
Associate Professor of History Dr. Korey Mass talks infested couches, home maintenance, and beer. What is the most influential animal in history? Horse for war, dog for hunting, something else? Setting aside man, because that’s just too easy, I’d probably go with domesticated cattle for positive influence, and the flea for negative. What is one fun memory you have from...
Hillsdale alumna exposes California fire mismanagement
Firetrucks and equipment in California. Courtesy | Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell Days after alumna Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell ’24 reported on the dismantling of volunteer fire-fighting units during her California fires coverage for the Daily Signal, the units’ social media sites disappeared. The Daily Signal published Mitchell’s story Jan. 16, and national media outlets featured her story. On Jan. 20, the website...
RA: More than just a job
Freshmen girls bake cookies in McIntyre. Courtesy | Harishma Athysivam While serving as a resident assistant in Simpson Residence, junior Ezra Phillips learned one of the most valuable lessons about leadership. “I have definitely learned the necessity of leading by example. We can’t teach the residents to be good men if we don’t model it ourselves,” Phillips said. RAs are...
Young alum fights cancer
Domine Clemens released her first song on Spotify in 2024. Courtesy | Domine Clemons When there was no music during church on the first Sunday Domine Clemons ’20 spent at a cancer center in Houston, she said she decided to start singing during communion, and everyone immediately joined in. Clemons said afterward she asked the priest if she could make...
President’s Ball court hitches ride in Cybertruck
Larry Arnn leaves Broadlawn in his Cybertruck. Courtesy | Zach Ponraj A few seniors, lucky enough to be nominated as President’s Ball king or queen, traded the first hour of President’s Ball for a reception at College President Larry Arnn’s house — a reception that featured a ride in Arnn’s new Cybertruck. “I was hoping he’d give us a ride,...
