Two dorms will join the wave of renovations sweeping across campus. Waterman and Niedfeldt residences are set to get various features renovated over the course of the summer. These renovations follow a series of updates to several other dormitories. There is a loose schedule the college keeps for dorm renovations, according to Chief Administrative Officer Richard Péwé. “We have a...
News
Seniors score in top tier on national proficiency exam
Graduating Hillsdale College seniors on average scored in the 99th percentile for the third year in a row on a national standardized exam, the college announced on Tuesday. Fifty students in the class of 2018 were among the 113,924 students nationally who took the Educational Testing Service’s Proficiency Profile, a general education assessment that the college uses internally and for...
Students pack nearly 30,000 meals
Over the course of a single hour, 120 volunteers packaged 20,982 meals for children in Haiti, enough to feed 83 kids for an entire school year. Volunteers packaged the meals with the assistance of Numana, Inc., a nonprofit hunger relief organization. The GOAL Program organized volunteers and raised money for the event, while Numana provided the supplies and expertise needed...
Davidson College apologizes after calling Folsom lecture not ‘academic related’
Davidson College staff apologized after moving locations for a lecture from a former Hillsdale College history professor on Monday, calling his speech not “academic related” and gaining national attention. Davidson’s chapter of the Young Americans for Freedom invited Burt Folsom, now a distinguished fellow of Hillsdale, to speak about the history of entrepreneurship in America. Chapter president, senior Andrew Becker,...
Philosophy professor to research the problem of evil
Visiting Professor of Philosophy Ian Church is receiving a nearly quarter-of-a-million-dollar grant for research that could topple the strongest argument against a belief in God. Church learned early this month that John Templeton Foundation selected his project from 2,000 proposals across disciplines and 150 in philosophy and theology. It is providing $220,421 to Church’s project, which seeks to apply a...
Tocco speaks on campus
Students from all corners of campus gathered this past Monday to hear from author, businessman, and benefactor Don Tocco. Students from every club on campus were encouraged to attend Tocco’s talk with the incentive of funding for their organization based on the amount of members present. Before entering the Searle Center for the speech at 7 p.m., the Student...
Economics professors sign anti-tariff letter to Trump, Congress
Hillsdale College economics professors are among the most recent to warn President Donald Trump and Congress against passing tariffs on steel and aluminum. Along with 12 Nobel laureates and hundreds other economists across the country, at least five Hillsdale professors signed the conservative advocacy organization National Taxpayers Union’s open letter urging the federal government against protectionist measures of withdrawing from...
ALUMNI
CAMPUS NEWS
FACULTY
CULTURE & ARTS
SPORTS
CITY NEWS
Featured Stories
