Jacob Howland, McFarlin professor of philosophy at the University of Tulsa, will speak on campus at 8 p.m. on February 4 in Lane 125 on “the crisis of liberal education in America” and 8 p.m. on February 5 in Dow A on “Divine Word and Human Chatter.” The talks are sponsored by the Office of the President, the Van Andel...
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Physical Wellness class revamped
With a stronger focus on mental and emotional wellness, a new curriculum for the core class, Physical Wellness and Dynamics is in a trial run this semester. Two different sections of the class are testing the new curriculum. In addition to the two trial classes, Friday physical activity labs have been eliminated for all sections, and class sessions are now...
Students partner with Alpha Omega center, promote abstinence education
Students from Hillsdale College began a new partnership with the Alpha Omega Care Center in Hillsdale. Through the Respect Everything About Life and Love Program, the students share personal stories about healthy friendships and sexual relationships, promoting abstinence education to local schools and youth groups. Sophomore Sophia Berryhill, the REALL Program student director, said she started volunteering at Alpha Omega...
Man Up series to continue with retreat
This semester, the Man Up series resumes with an on-campus silent retreat. The event will begin Friday, Jan. 31 at 5:20 p.m. and last until Saturday, Feb. 1 at 10:00 p.m. Associate Dean of Men Jeff Rogers said he structured the event in three tiers for students who couldn’t commit to the full time. If a student chooses the first...
Record number of students attend March for Life
More than 150 Hillsdale College students attended the March for Life in Washington, D.C., last weekend, breaking previous records according to Hillsdale College for Life President Olivia Manocchio. The attendees filled three coach busses and left on Thursday night to attend the March on Friday, returning to Hillsdale early Saturday morning. While President Donald Trump addressed the rally last year...
New campus club to focus on midwifery education
Four Hillsdale women pursuing careers in midwifery set out this semester to amend misconceptions about midwifery, and stand with women in the Hillsdale community through the newly approved Midwifery Education Club. At their kick-off meeting Tuesday, sophomore and president Sophia Berryhill stated the club’s mission: to raise awareness about midwifery as both a career option and a birthing option, and...
Q&A with General Spiese
Why did you choose this path, knowing that you would have to sacrifice years of your life to service for your country? My dad had fought in World War Two in Korea, and my uncle also served. I’m a baby boomer, not unlike how Victor David Hanson describes growing up, observing his dad and all of his uncles giving years...
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