September 2023

Returning to a Traditional Philosophy Approach: A Series with Dr. Ian Church

“We shouldn’t be too surprised if the relationship between analytic thinking and religiosity varies significantly across various demographic variables.” – Dr. Ian Church. This is part three of the Returning to a Traditional Philosophy Approach Series with Hillsdale’s associate professor of philosophy, Dr. Church.

Why I Chose Hillsdale: Paul Trainor

Paul Trainor didn’t at first want to end up at Hillsdale and follow in the footsteps of two older siblings, applying as a kind of courtesy to his parents, but a visit to the College left him “with a burning desire for more of what I’d encountered.”

Why I Chose Hillsdale: Jane Jeffes

Jane Jeffes focused her college search primarily on large universities, but a piece of advice from her high school guidance counselor changed the trajectory of her future.

The Hillsdale College Interview

Interviews are scary, but they don’t have to be. Hillsdale College is unique in a variety of ways, one of which is its admissions interview. Instead of dreading your college interview, you can actually look forward to it at Hillsdale College.

What to Do If You Don’t Like Ramen Noodles

If you spend money in the right places, you’ll be able to save in others. Here’s a short guide to managing finances in college.

Whitley Dorm Forges Its Own Path In Homecoming Competitions

After four years, Whitley breaks from its Homecoming alliance with Waterman and Galloway dorms, hoping to establish a new culture and unique dorm identity.

Student EMTs: Skill Development in Under-Pressure Situations

Hillsdale student EMTs describe experiences on the job, how they master a work-school balance, and how they build resilience and strength in high-stress situations.

Ten Years of Excellence: Hillsdale Alumni Reflect on the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship

Earlier this year, the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship celebrated its tenth anniversary of preparing thoughtful men and women to defend liberty in positions of influence across the nation. Alumni of the graduate school reflect on the growth of the graduate program and its influence on their lives.

The Why, How, and Where of Outdoor Studying

If you want to avoid being wildly unproductive and losing all your papers to the four winds, here are the tips you need to know about studying outdoors, from a fellow seeker of vitamin D.

When to Visit a College Campus

When thinking about visiting colleges and deciding where you want to attend, students and parents often feel consternation about when to start college visits. Plan ahead, but don’t start too early. Take the time to enjoy high school, work hard, and prepare for college without letting the college search overshadow your high school experience.

Five Writing Mistakes to Stop Making in College

Trust me: Your Great Books grade is begging you to ditch these common mistakes before your next paper is due.