April 2025

I’ve Never Been Prouder of My Alma Mater

As Doug Goodnough, ’90, travels and highlights the outcomes of Hillsdale College alumni, he can’t think of any better example than what Juliane Malia Hillock, ’91, is doing at Hózhó Academy in Gallup, New Mexico.

Hometown Hillsdale: Joanna Wiseley, ’76

For Joanna James Wiseley, ’76, her story had just begun during a Hillsdale College visit. Little did she know that she would serve her alma mater for 33 years and the city of Hillsdale would become home. All because of a visit to the quaint Hillsdale College campus.

Four-Sport Star: 60 Years Later, Larry Covey Still Thankful for Hillsdale College

Larry Covey, ’65, planned to attend Michigan State University on a football scholarship, but the Hillsdale High School standout athlete came to play for Hillsdale College football coach Frank “Muddy” Waters with a full-ride scholarship.

“Dutiful in Service”: College Tutors Partner with Hillsdale Academy Students

With many opportunities for the students of Hillsdale College and Hillsdale Academy to interact, one of the most common ways is through the Hillsdale Tutoring Program. The tutors bond closely with local students and serve as role models of academic dedication.

Making Connections: Tips for Networking Events

“Networking Event Tonight!” posters and emails have given students the opportunity to fulfill that vague recommendation to network for their career. Hillsdale’s Jon Hall, vice president of marketing, debunked it with me.

Stronger Every Day – Working Out Around Campus

A strong body contributes to a strong mind and a strong life. Here are some training facilities and fitness opportunities around campus to check out if you are looking for ways to stay active during your time at college.

The Right Place: Jennifer Klewicki Marlatt Finds Right Fit at Hillsdale

Jennifer Klewicki Marlatt, ’90, found everything she was looking for at Hillsdale. Enrolling with the Chargers on a basketball scholarship, Marlatt said it was where she was “supposed to be.”

Academics and Athletics: The Perfect Combination for Alison Roberts Bates

What do swimming and Latin have in common? For Alison Roberts Bates, ’11, the two were the perfect combination at Hillsdale College. The former member of the Chargers swim team said swimming didn’t initially attract her to Hillsdale. It was a great coincidence.

Ruhl for Living: From Charger to Teacher and Coach

From a young age, Michael Ruhl, ’97, knew he wanted to be a teacher and coach. The 6-foot-7-inch forward for the Hillsdale College men’s basketball team experienced success on and off the court. For the past 28 years, he has been able to live out that dream right here in Michigan.

Finding a Job After Hillsdale

“What are you doing after college?” is the most terrifying question a senior receives. For those interested in finding a job after college, look no further for a summary of tips and inspiration.

A “Revolutionary” Spring Break

The Center for Military History and Strategy sponsored a week-long trip for Hillsdale College students featuring exploration of sites of the American Revolution in New England, and Grace Canlas, ’27, can confidently say it was the best spring break ever.

True Calling: Hillsdale Sparks Forrester’s Classical Teaching Career

Scott Forrester, ’90, likes to say that he learned to read at Hillsdale College. Now an English and drama teacher at The Geneva School, a classical Christian school in Sanford, Florida, Forrester said his education at Hillsdale sparked his love of reading – and eventually teaching.