Sophomore Jared Gohl holds the Grenade Award after Hillsdale’s chapter of the American Chemical Society received the Most Spirited Award Jan. 29 in the Battle of the Chemistry Clubs at Michigan State University. Hillsdale American Chemical Society | Courtesy Thirteen Hillsdale College chemistry and biology majors brought home the Most Spirited Award while rooting for...
Imprimis reached over three million subscribers for its January issue. Breana Noble | Collegian Hillsdale College’s monthly speech digest, Imprimis, now has a print circulation of over three million, the college announced earlier this month. The free publication has more subscribers than both The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal, which each reach...
Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is running for the Democratic presidential nomination. Senior David Flemming interned for the senator for a school assignment in high school. Wikimedia Commons | Courtesy Hillsdale College senior David Flemming, despite his conservative views, once interned for Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., while in high school. He was able to land the...
Students hike in En Geddi during the January Israel trip. The experience inspired some students to start a club to discuss issues of the Middle East on campus. Anders Kiledal | Collegian Inspired by a recent 10-day educational trip to Israel, Hillsdale students have founded a group to raise awareness about Israel and the Middle...
This past Monday evening, juniors and seniors made their way to the Searle Center for free drinks, dinner, and a pitch from the 1844 Society on why they, recent graduates, should part with their money for the sake of their alma mater. Some attended the dinner, if only for free drinks and dinner. But they...