June 2024

Love, Loyalty, and Imagination: How American Studies Shaped Michael Lucchese

It was Dr. Nathan Schlueter’s introductory philosophy class that made Michael Lucchese, ’18, reconsider his ambitions. Who knew Plato and Socrates would change Michael’s entire future? Michael didn’t.

Becoming the Reader You’ve Always Wanted to Be

Forget about death and taxes. In college, the only sure things are reading assignments—and more reading assignments. Here’s how to keep things fun when you’re drowning in ink and pages.

Theatre as an Act of Service: Tory Matsos Speaks on Directing at Hillsdale

“Directing is either a vanity project or a service project. Choose wisely.” ~Professor Tory Matsos. Since 2015, Professor Matsos has served the College as a theatre director and professor. She shares her story to inspire others to find their own path to service.

Why Study Business at a Liberal Arts College?

The liberal arts stand as valuable on their own merits, offering a rich world of learning that extends beyond the corporate office and nests itself deep within the soul. A liberal arts business degree affords the privilege of receiving a thorough education for both the corporate world and everything outside of it.

Experience Today’s Hillsdale for Yourself

With all of its outreach, the College uses many different channels to get its message out to a multitude of audiences. The Alumni Office office does their best to educate and inform alumni about what is happening at the College and why. Experience today’s Hillsdale for yourself.

Hometown Hillsdale: Scott Phillips, ’77

Not every “Hometown Hillsdale” alum grows up in Hillsdale’s very own Broadlawn on Hillsdale Street. Scott Phillips, ’77, is the youngest son of former Hillsdale College President J. Donald Phillips. Hillsdale will always be his home.

Staying the Course: Ed Swanson a Standout in the Hillsdale Community

Ed Swanson, ’60, learned to play golf while working at a local golf course. He was offered a scholarship to play for the Chargers, and earned medalist honors. He still keeps tabs on the Chargers golf team and is glad he has made Hillsdale his home.

The Ultimate Guide to College Scholarships

If you’re a current college student, you’re eligible for scholarships. Here’s how you search, apply, and win.

The Old College Try: Former Baseball Captain Don Smith Carves Out a Career in Education

Don Smith, ’59, wasn’t sure what he wanted to do after graduating from nearby Homer (Michigan) High School. He eventually became a baseball asset, earning all-conference and team MVP honors as a first baseman and also did some pitching for the Dales, who were members of the MIAA.