Stephanie Gordon, Author at Hillsdale College

Finding Friends in Unexpected Ways

Whether it’s through losing a tire on the freeway or playing a three-part piano rendition of the Pink Panther theme, unanticipated friendships at Hillsdale form in many ways.

From Pre-Med to Philosophy with Dr. Paul Rezkalla

Dr. Rezkalla entered college as a pre-med student and left with a degree in philosophy. What changed his mind, and how has philosophy shaped his academic career?

A Passion for Puppetry

Dr. Jared White, new assistant professor of Spanish, brings shadow puppetry, a seemingly rare form of art in today’s world, to youth across America and the Hillsdale community.

From the Monastery to Hillsdale

Colton Duncan, ’23, first came to Hillsdale in 2012. After his freshman year, though, he decided to enter seminary. Now, back at Hillsdale as house director of Niedfeldt Residence, he is looking to complete his degree in classics and international business.

Getting Work Done and Having Fun: Hillsdale in the Summer

The summer months at Hillsdale give way to internship opportunities for students who want to learn new skills and make connections while working for the college they love.

Beauty in the Mundane: Hillsdale Alum Brings Her Passion to the Community

The Hillsdale Farmers Market bustles with activity May through October. Located in this commotion is a young fine artist, with a passion for beauty in the mundane, who desires to share her vision with others.

The Art of Words: Visiting Poet Forester McClatchey, ’16

Forester McClatchey, finalist for the Plough Poetry Rhina Espaillat Award, shares insight on how he makes his writing come to life.

Taking Note of the Hillsdale College Community

One evening in June, I discovered my mistake. I had taken something that wasn’t mine. But learning from this mistake let me take note of the unique Hillsdale College community.

Victory Gardens, Air Raids, and Funerals: Reflections From Hillsdale’s 83-Year-Old Veteran Student

Frank “Tom” Thompson, ’24, is an 83-year-old veteran obtaining his degree in American history thanks to the Freedom Scholarship. Currently, 16 veteran students are on campus this fall earning their degrees after serving their country.

The View from the Top: The Legend of Central Hall

Chilly autumn days provide the perfect opportunity for Hillsdale students to pass down traditions of their own.

The Tale of 250 Letters: The Discovery

Dr. Tom Harvey, ’69, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in English but spent many years working in banking and finance. His discovery of 250 letters from two of his ancestors, who served the Union Army in the Civil War, inspired him to write a book that educates readers from a unique perspective.

From Harvard to Hillsdale with Dr. Kenneth Calvert

Dr. Calvert’s decision to leave Harvard was called “intellectual suicide,” but Hillsdale students should thank him for it.