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Campus transitions to Canvas
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Campus transitions to Canvas

Hillsdale College has adopted Instructure Canvas as its new learning management system, replacing Blackboard. The change took effect shortly before the fall 2021 term. “It was time to look at the learning management systems on the market and select the best fit for Hillsdale College,” IT applications manager Heidi Bergerhoff and academic application analyst Mike...

Military history professor speaks on World War II
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Military history professor speaks on World War II

He delivered the lecture on Friday about his recent book “Faustian Bargain: the Soviet-German Partnership and the Origins of the Second World War” hosted by the history department.  “My book is the story of a 20-year-pact between Germany and the U.S.S.R and how this partnership led the world back to war, a war even more...

Hillsdale ranks among best by Princeton Review
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Hillsdale ranks among best by Princeton Review

Out of nearly 3,000 four-year  undergraduate universities in the U.S., Hillsdale in the top 14% of colleges. To gain accurate results, the Review annually surveys 154,000 students from across the country, while also looking back at previous lists. It uses the information to make a list of the top schools in the nation. Hillsdale was...

Victor Davis Hanson speaks on Afghanistan withdrawal
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Victor Davis Hanson speaks on Afghanistan withdrawal

Americans should not have been left behind in the Afghanistan exit, according to Victor Davis Hanson at an event hosted by the Alexander Hamilton Society on Wednesday.  Hanson said that while 65% of Americans wanted to leave Afghanistan, about 70% are unhappy about the way it happened. Hanson is a senior fellow at the Hoover...

Construction continues on Hayden Park sidewalk
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Construction continues on Hayden Park sidewalk

The school is in the process of constructing a sidewalk that will run from Hillsdale Street to Hayden Park.  With foot traffic at Hayden Park increasing by 10 to 15% each year, college administrators said they saw a need to protect the park’s visitors by providing them with a safe place to walk, according to...