November 2019

A Special Relationship: The British and the Americans—Lessons from the Colonial Period

There’s something unique about the relationship between Americans and the British—one that has endured for centuries through war and peace. Indubitably, that relationship stems from the fact that the first […]

Student-Employment Know How

Anxious to start working to offset the cost of tuition? Many students prefer to have an on-campus job or two. These are some of the most popular.

Tri Beta (biology honorary) and Sigma Zeta Bonfire Hayden Park

Student Honoraries and Dedication to a Craft

Hillsdale is home to more than twenty-eight honoraries. From music or literature to marketing or physics, these groups help students spur one another on in the pursuit of their passions.

As the Leaves Change, So Do We: Autumn Reflections and Thanksgivings in Hillsdale

It is November of my senior year. The decadence is stripped from the trees, and the stark branches invite me to reflect on the preciousness of my time here; they beckon Thanksgiving.

Spiritual Health: Q&A with College Chaplain Adam Rick and Director of Health Services Brock Lutz

At Hillsdale College we learn liberally, and while we study theology and physical health, the two subjects harmonize outside of class. I interviewed the College Chaplain and Director of Health Services to discuss spiritual health, its importance, and its emphasis in our campus culture.

Jewish Students Gather to Celebrate the High Holidays

While being a religious minority presents challenges, both logistical and spiritual, it provides unique opportunities for members of The Hillsdale Chavurah.

BCSI Staff Spotlight—Becky Holland

Director of Curriculum and Instruction Becky Holland serves as a mentor to countless teachers at Barney Charter Schools, offering training, observation, and encouragement.