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Adam Robbins
A Classical Curtain Call
A liberal arts college doesn’t feel complete without a strong theatre department. Theatre at Hillsdale College certainly doesn’t disappoint on or behind the stage. Stepping behind the curtain allowed Adam Robbins, ’27, to understand how the Department has cultivated a robust community among a variety of students studying many different things, who bond over a general love of theatre.
Read More about A Classical Curtain CallClassically Connected: Pursuing Virtue at Hillsdale College and Its K-12 Schools
Hillsdale College’s influence on K-12 students around the country has spread the importance of critical thinking in students and tradition in education. For Adam Robbins, ’27, his K-12 education gave him insight into many subjects and histories, but most importantly, it gave him the ability to think freely and rise to self-government.
Read More about Classically Connected: Pursuing Virtue at Hillsdale College and Its K-12 Schools“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.
Read More about “Dutiful in Service”: College Tutors Partner with Hillsdale Academy StudentsAutumn at Hillsdale College: What is There to Fall For?
People recognize autumn as one of the most vibrant seasons. This is especially true to the students of Hillsdale College who watch the campus come to life as the leaves put on lively colors and everyone grows a bit cozier.Â
Read More about Autumn at Hillsdale College: What is There to Fall For?A Road Less Traveled: Dr. Carl Young’s Path to the Classics
Each professor has taken their own path to arrive at Hillsdale College. One such professor, Dr. Carl Young, has gone on his own extraordinary journey to the classroom and classical texts he now calls home.
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