Hillsdale College
The Heartbeat of the Community: Jeremiah Hodshire Leads Hillsdale Hospital
In a year when health care and hospitals have dominated the national conversation, ’99 Alum Jeremiah “JJ” Hodshire’s love of the Hillsdale community has motivated him to work tirelessly to bring attention to the importance of rural hospitals.
Read More about The Heartbeat of the Community: Jeremiah Hodshire Leads Hillsdale HospitalDunn in a Million: Hillsdale’s Founding Father Ransom Dunn
Professor. Preacher. President. Fundraiser. Perhaps no single person did more to establish Hillsdale College than Ransom Dunn, the “Grand Old Man” who wore many hats over the course of his five decades of service to the College. As we celebrate the 176th anniversary of Hillsdale’s founding this month, it’s fitting to take a look at one of Hillsdale’s most influential leaders, a man whose vision still guides the College today.
Read More about Dunn in a Million: Hillsdale’s Founding Father Ransom DunnAd Astra: Roasting on Common Grounds
If you had to drink only Maxwell House or Folgers for the rest of your life, I bet you’d just quit coffee altogether.
I asked this of Kristi Whalen, ’07, co-founder of Hillsdale’s newest, and only, specialty coffee roaster, Ad Astra. Her answer surprised me.
Watch the Leaves: A Senior’s Thoughts on Time
What do autumn leaves and mock trial have in common?
Read More about Watch the Leaves: A Senior’s Thoughts on TimeKarl Taylor Creates Football Camp
Karl Taylor’s love for Hillsdale has extended far beyond his college years. A 1993 graduate, he served as the captain of the football team and as president of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity, and he earned a degree in finance.
Read More about Karl Taylor Creates Football CampFostering the Good Scholarship: Tori Petersen
“At a place like Hillsdale, young people can discover their purpose in a safe place surrounded by people who will support and uplift them,” said Petersen, an advocate for foster youth and speaker dedicated to sharing the gospel. “Hillsdale College is a place of healing for vulnerable youth.”
Read More about Fostering the Good Scholarship: Tori PetersenTom Burke Scholarship: Hank Bohl
Freshman James “Hank” Bohl’s path to Hillsdale took some twists and turns, but looking back, he sees the hand of God leading him here.
Read More about Tom Burke Scholarship: Hank BohlRansom Dunn Scholarship: Kate Swope
Senior Kate Swope says she fell in love with Hillsdale when her older sister, Nancy, attended the College and had an extraordinary experience. Kate enjoyed a rich freshman year at Hillsdale, full of learning and relationship-building, but she could not afford to come back for her sophomore year.
Read More about Ransom Dunn Scholarship: Kate SwopeDouble Bondsmen: Chasing Dreams and Finding Reality
Two deadbeat twin brothers currently work for DoorDash—but are aspiring bounty hunters at heart. One night, out on a delivery, the twins hear a gunshot, discover a body, and decide that now’s the time to chase their dream.
Read More about Double Bondsmen: Chasing Dreams and Finding RealitySentimental Advice from a Hillsdale Senior: A Series
What would I tell Freshman Me? Welcome to my journey reflecting on my time at Hillsdale as it comes to an end. Over the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing some of the greatest lessons I’ve learned about myself, on campus, and in the community.
Read More about Sentimental Advice from a Hillsdale Senior: A SeriesHillsdale’s Thrifting Scene
Whether you’re in it for the retro clothes, the antique furniture, or the quirky odds and ends, the Hillsdale area has the second-hand store for you.
Read More about Hillsdale’s Thrifting SceneThe Sound of Study: Five Playlists to Boost Your Productivity
How are you going to get all this information into your head before your test? If you’re like thousands of other college students, your solution is to pick up your headphones and open Spotify.
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