Writers Archives

Math and History Lead Victor Joecks to Journalism Career

Joecks’s classes at Hillsdale College sparked an interest in writing that became his professional career—even though he’d long considered writing his weakest skill.

College Life Is Unpredictable–And That’s Okay

Here’s how to remain open to new adventures you could never have imagined and rise to a challenge you haven’t even discovered yet.

Get in the (Mental) Game: Rob Pike Helps Improve Athletes’ Mindsets

There’s plenty of training resources and options for athletes to improve their physical performance. However, Rob Pike, ’92, has established a company that helps athletes raise their mental game.

Your First Hillsdale Adventure: New Student Orientation Debrief

The day has finally arrived… your first day of college! Before you can jump right into your Western Heritage class, there are a couple of things you have to do first. Here is a run-down of New Student Orientation.

Taking His Best Shot: Army Veteran Joseph Grohs Leads on Action Shooting Team

Coming to Hillsdale after more than a decade of service in the U.S. Army, Joseph Grohs, ’26, wanted to be sure that his four years of college were well spent. Now halfway through his college career, Grohs is grateful for his time spent as a student and as a member of the College’s action shooting team.

Engineering and Hillsdale: Domenic DiGiovanni’s Formula for Success

Physics “just clicked” with Domenic DiGiovanni, ’14. Even though Hillsdale College doesn’t offer an engineering major, Domenic knew he wanted an engineering career. Coming to Hillsdale didn’t hinder his engineering aspirations.

Hometown Hillsdale: Caitlyn Grace, ’12

It’s Caitlyn’s humble beginning in small-town Hillsdale that paved the way for her successful performing arts career and unforgettable experiences, ultimately bringing her back home to Hillsdale to share her wisdom with others in the community.

Something Big: Observations from White & Blue Weekend

If you’re asking, “What is White & Blue Weekend?” you’re missing out on something big and getting bigger. In fact, we had more than 500 people attend this year’s event—which was held June 27-30, 2024, on campus.

Shotgun Triumphs: Kyle Luttig’s American Trap Success

Kyle Luttig, ’17, began shooting American Trap through 4-H at a young age. He joined the Chargers shotgun team as a freshman, and remained undefeated all four years at Hillsdale.

What to Do if You Don’t Know What to Do

If your list of career goals sounds like the resume of an Impossible Mission Force agent—including every job, skill, and certification known to man—here’s how to choose what to try first.

The Hillsdale College Liberty Walk: Heroes Of The Free World

The Free World has been marked by dozens of distinguished individuals. The Hillsdale College Liberty Walk honors three of these great leaders who bestowed upon us exceptional legacies. This is part three of a three-part Liberty Walk series exploring the statues around campus.

Chi Omega to Celebrate Its Centennial at Homecoming

The Chi Omega centennial celebration is just one of many events slated for Homecoming Weekend. Mark your calendars to celebrate the sorority’s 100th anniversary on October 11-12, 2024!