Christians are positioned to change culture’s perspective on sexuality, John Stonestreet, president of the Colson Center for Christian Worldview, said in a speech on Monday night. Stonetreet’s speech, titled “The New Sexual Revolutionaries: How Christians Can Restore What’s Been Broken,” was hosted by Equip Ministries, a nondenominational ministry group on campus. To first answer the question of sexual morality in...
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Campus reacts to presidential debate
Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump shake hands in lieu of the presidential debate. Courtesy | M9 News Hillsdale students and professors expressed a wide range of takeaways and frustrations following Tuesday night’s presidential debate between Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican candidate Donald Trump. The debate, held at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia without a...
K-12 hires new staff
The Hillsdale K-12 Education Office recently expanded its staff to support their member and candidate schools, according to Kathleen O’Toole, assistant provost for K-12 education. “As the number of schools grows, our office must grow too, so that we can know them well and continue to serve them with excellence,” O’Toole said. Seven new hires fill both new and old...
Kristi Noem speaks on performance as governor
South Dakota has succeeded where other states have failed, Gov. Kristi Noem said on campus Sept. 11. Noem discussed her political philosophy and leadership as governor since taking office in 2019 in a speech hosted by the Hillsdale College Republicans. “There is a difference in states and what they did during COVID that tells a story of different philosophies and...
College adds exhibits in library, Hoynak Room
New displays of pesidential letters and trays of political memorabilia can be found in the Heritage Room. Courtesy | Megan Li Hillsdale’s newest archive features letters from former presidents, artifacts from the college’s history, and political memorabilia — including more than 160 trays of pins and buttons from various election campaigns. James E. Rogan and Charles G. Schott are the...
Hillsdale College to help Hillsdale Hospital purchase new equipment
Hillsdale Hospital collaborates with the college to provide healthcare for students and townspeople. Courtesy | Facebook Hillsdale Hospital began raising funds for a state-of-the-art orthopedic table with help from the college and its faculty and staff through a special matching program announced by College President Larry Arnn. The $150,000 Hana Fracture Table will allow Hillsdale Hospital to offer a greater...
Alumnus releases religious biography on Richard Nixon
Daniel Silliman is a journalist, historian, and news editor for the evangelical magazine Christianity Today. Courtesy | Lily Fellows Program Alumnus Daniel Silliman ’06 released his second book, a religious biography of Richard Nixon, in August. “One Lost Soul: Richard Nixon’s Search for Salvation” examines the ex-president’s life, political career, and public fall from grace as a spiritual struggle, according...
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