A Home Far, Far Away from Home

Kenyan international student Monicah Wanjiru talks about her experience at a school so far from home and how being a minority and struggling with culture shock are challenges worth overcoming for the education students receive at Hillsdale.

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Sarah Onken Earns The Judith Finn Exemplary Master’s Graduate Award

At the Hillsdale College Spring Academic Convocation on April 5, Sarah Onken was honored as the 2018 recipient of the Judith Finn Exemplary Master’s Graduate Award.

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Doctoral Public Presentation: The Founding of the Home Economics Movement and Its Roots in Progressive Political Theory

Ph.D. candidate Kathleen Thompson delivered a public presentation of her doctoral research on March 26, 2018 at Hillsdale College.

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First Public Doctoral Presentation by a Hillsdale College Ph.D. Candidate

On March 14, 2018, Ph.D. candidate Nathan Gill delivered a public presentation of his doctoral research after completing his dissertation defense earlier in the week.

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Everything is Personal: Exploring the Orthodox Church through OCF

Whether it’s through professor mentorship or the carpools to church and back, OCF is a place where students’ beliefs have the ability to grow and flourish.

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What is LAUREATES and How Do I Apply?

If you’re a junior science major looking for a research opportunity, look no further than home-sweet-Hillsdale for a paid summer internship.

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Why I Chose Hillsdale: Cecilia Bellet

How did I end up at Hillsdale College? I’m sure seventeen-year-old me would like to know as well.

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Heidegger, Pathways, and Phenomenology

The study of calculus, poetry, economics, sociology, music, theater, and biology certainly have the good of mastering the subject in itself, but each subject is just another pathway to understanding and articulating human experience.

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Presidents’ Day Dinner

On Saturday February 17th, the Van Andel School of Statesmanship’s Graduate School Society (GSS) hosted their second annual Presidents’ Day Dinner.

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Life After Hillsdale: “It’s the People” in the Real World

Tom Novelly, a 2017 Hillsdale grad, lives the exciting, fast-paced life of a breaking news and crime reporter for the Courier Journal in Louisville, Kentucky.

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Dinosaur Unveiling

On January 18th, 2018, the newest addition to the collection of the Fisk Museum of Natural History was unveiled.

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Why I Chose Hillsdale – Crystal Schupbach

I applied to eleven schools before settling on Hillsdale. Despite the harsh connotation, “settling” is actually the word I would use to describe how I felt about choosing Hillsdale leading up to the May 1 deadline.

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