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One-third of Hillsdale College faculty call themselves Republicans, a quarter call themselves Democrats, and a fifth call themselves politically independent, according to a survey conducted by The Collegian. “There is a considerable range of opinion amongst the faculty. There are plenty of liberals, ” said Paul Rahe, professor of history and a registered Republican since Jimmy Carter’s presidency. The anonymous...

In South Korea, it is a national mandate that all able-bodied men between the ages of 18 and 30 must serve two years in the military. Any objectors are thrown in prison.  So, for most, the choice is a simple one. When sophomore Sang Jun “Jay” Lee considered colleges four years ago, he had limited options due to the high...

Auditions for Teen Idol come to Hillsdale College

Her cozy corner office stands in the exact location that once housed the College bookstore when she was a student. Her cheery smile is a familiar face to students, many of whom know her by name: Joanna Wiseley, Director of Career Services.

Alesia Aumock has weathered the many changes in Hillsdale’s fitness instruction