Brandon Hugo

Libraries have always held a special place in my heart. Growing up in small town Nebraska the local library was my gateway to other worlds and places. This time spent at the library instilled a love of learning and a desire to share that love with others.  My infatuation with these institutions was strengthened by my time here, at Hillsdale, as a student. Studying history, amongst other subjects, provided me ample opportunity to become acquainted with the library not just as a place to find books, but as a repository of the collected wisdom and research of previous and current scholars.

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George Allen

Hillsdale College

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Aaron Kilgore

“Libraries are a testament to the labors and fruits of civilization. These institutions have safeguarded and offered up intellectual workmanship for millennia.”

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Maurine McCourry

“Library learning requires access to information representing all points of view of a subject. Developing and managing a collection to support that learning requires an open mind and a willingness to explore literature of all types.”

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Brenna Wade

“We are living in the information age, and while most people know how to use Google, not everyone knows how to find, evaluate, and synthesize the right, or best, information.”

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