Simpson Residence

For some students, it only takes a few days, and for others, it takes a full semester. However long it takes, though, you will get to know the other men on your hall. That’s how Simpson is.

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Miriam Winter Lecture and Interview

Miriam Winters was a six-year-old child living in Lodz, Poland when World War II began. The Nazis first relocated her family to the infamous Warsaw ghetto, then to the Ozarow ghetto; however, Miriam’s parents managed to sneak her out of the ghetto with help of a sympathetic stranger.

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Field Trip to Monticello

Written by Aubrey Neal This article is part of a semester-long series following Aubrey Neal’s experiences in the Washington-Hillsdale Internship Program (WHIP). WHIP provides Hillsdale College students the opportunity to […]

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Philip Hammersley

Hillsdale College students can enjoy the unique opportunity to study and intern simultaneously in Washington D.C. through the Washington-Hillsdale Internship Program (WHIP).

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Hannah Strickland

I never wanted to go to college. I had a good job and a great friend group, and the last few years at public high school had burned me out. Learning just wasn’t fun anymore, and I was given weird looks from my teachers if I tried to make connections between English and science classes or between algebra and the structure of an essay. In a few short years I had become completely disenchanted with education.

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Faith and Politics: Dr. Eric Schansberg, Professor of Economics at Indiana University Southeast

On February 24th, Dr. Eric Schansberg delivered a lecture about libertarian politics and Christianity. The lecture was hosted by Praxis, a student club focused on political economy. Dr. Schansberg is a professor of economics at Indiana University Southeast and the author of Poor Policy: How Government Harms the Poor – a popular book throughout Hillsdale’s economic department. His other book, Turn Neither to the Right nor to the Left: A Thinking Christian’s Guide to Politics and Public Policy served as the basis of his lecture.

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Mathematics and the Liberal Arts: Addison Stumpf

Addison Stumpf, a junior mathematics major and the president of one of the music honoraries, was drawn to Hillsdale because it has both a strong math department and an excellent music program.

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Life After Hillsdale Explained: Chief Rogers

The second lecture of the series “Life After Hillsdale Explained,” put on by Hillsdale College’s Career Services, was given by Mr. Jeffery Rogers, the Assistant Dean of Men.

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Chi Omega: Volley-for-a-Wish

The Hillsdale College chapter of Chi Omega hosted its third philanthropic event of the semester, a volleyball tournament to raise funds for its national philanthropy, the Make-A-Wish Foundation, on Sunday April 23, 2014.

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Dr. David Stewart, Professor of History

The most striking feature of Dr. Stewart’s office is how full it is. From the floor to the ceiling, books fill the many-tiered shelves. Biographies, textbooks, and all things history decorate the professor’s workspace, interrupted only by the presence of one golden couch which sits opposite from Dr. Stewart’s chair. The atmosphere Stewart has created makes students feel invited and relaxed, while simultaneously putting them in the mindset of the professor’s passion and chosen craft: history.

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Percussion Ensemble Performs a Striking Concert

Led by Stacey Jones, ten musicians—students ranging from freshmen to fifth-year seniors—performed a variety of pieces by some of the biggest names in modern percussion composition. From the serene melodic interplay of a marimba version of Francisco Tarrega’s Recuerdos de la Alhambra, to the thunderous rhythmic tension of Nebojsa Zivkovic’s Uneven Souls, the concert featured works running the gamut of the musical spectrum.

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Foreign Policy and a Liberal Arts Education

On Monday, February 17th, Mitchell Muncy from the Alexander Hamilton Society gave a lecture entitled “The Inhumanity of American Foreign Policy.” In this lecture, Mr. Muncy critiqued the approach of International Relation programs and the lack of focus on the humanities throughout the nation’s educational institutions.

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