Quinn Delamater Archives

Learning to Love the Liberal Arts

At Hillsdale College, on average, 31 percent of the incoming freshman class comes from public school backgrounds. Sometimes, there’s an academic adjustment, but those students are not any less qualified to partake in Hillsdale’s liberal arts education. Quinn Delamater, ’26, explains.

Charlie Kirk: Honoring a Legacy of Gratitude and Humility

In the time since Kirk’s assassination, Hillsdale’s campus has been in step with the rest of the world, trying to process the indelible loss of no longer having him as the leading conservative voice of our generation. He inspired students and set an example to be bold in a respectful way and to stand up for what they believe in.

The Pursuit of Self-Governance

For the last few decades, Hillsdale has drawn students from every corner of the country to rural Michigan, largely in part for its esteemed reputation in the academic sphere and for its commitment to the pursuit of truth and liberty.

Let’s Hear It for the Boys: Male Students Have Strong Impact on Preschoolers

In the heart of Hillsdale College’s campus sits Mary Randall Preschool, where college students have the opportunity to volunteer. Lately, the preschool has found a strong sense of devotion from male students to their volunteer program.