The senior class officials are holding a trivia night for the senior class at El Cerrito on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 9:30 p.m. Senior Hadiah Ritchey said seniors will form teams and sit at their own tables for each round of trivia. The night is Hillsdale-themed “with a few senior twists.” “The Hillsdale specific trivia created more work on the...
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Venezuelan citizen shares experience with socialism
America is exhibiting signs of a socialist future, according to Jorge Galicia in his talk for Hillsdale College’s Praxis club. Twenty-four-year-old Galicia spoke about his personal experiences with Venezuelan Socialism and the very real possibility of an American socialist state. As a student in 2014, Galicia joined a small political activist party in Venezuela devoted to religious liberty, freedom of...
Ancient Greek language expert speaks with students at lunch table
One of the only fluent speakers of ancient Greek in the world, Dr. Christophe Rico, spoke on the importance of studying ancient languages and his work to make achieving fluency easier. Rico made his remarks during a lunch with students last Thursday. Dr. Rico is the director of POLIS – The Jerusalem Institute of Languages and Humanities. POLIS is a...
University of Dallas professor argues against liberal theory
Arguing that theoretical liberalism is impossible to translate exactly into real life, Daniel Burns, associate professor of politics at the University of Dallas, spoke to a group of Hillsdale students and faculty on Tuesday, Feb. 25. In fact, Burns said that the modified, imperfect version of liberalism in America is actually preferable to its pure, theoretical form. At the...
Q&A: Stephanie Merrick, Managing Editor of the Free Beacon
Stephanie Merrick is the managing editor at the Washington Free Beacon, a conservative publication in Washington, D.C. The following is an excerpt from an interview that was recorded this week with Stefan Kleinhenz on Radio Free Hillsdale. What is the Free Beacon? We started out as combat journalism. I think we were the first ones to coin that term. We...
Hillsdale launches new online course
Hillsdale College has launched an online course which it hopes will, in part, combat popular media’s revisionist history like the New York Times’ 1619 Project. The course, titled “The Great American Story: Land of Hope,” launched on Feb. 12. It aims to offer a “broad and unbiased” look at the achievements and failures of America’s past, according to Hillsdale’s website. ...
New Barney Charter Schools open in 2019
Four first-year charter schools from all over the country opened their doors as members of Hillsdale’s Barney Charter School Initiative last year. This year, the BCSI staff continue to work with the schools to make sure they offer a good education to their students. The four new schools are Ivywood Classical Academy in Plymouth, Michigan; Northwest Ohio Classical Academy in...
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