The top five academic graduates from the class of 2026 were announced during the College’s annual Commencement ceremony.
The top five academic graduates from the class of 2026 were announced during the College’s annual Commencement ceremony.
Students gave speeches on the Constitution and competed for scholarships.
Hillsdale College will host summer camps for basketball, volleyball, football, and cross-country and track and field.
Interactive flipbooks and a new online course featuring model lessons provide ideas and tools for teachers.
The facility will expand opportunities for the program’s growth and prestige and enable Hillsdale to host a greater number of events throughout the season.
Langworth served as senior fellow for Hillsdale’s Churchill Project until his death in 2025.
Students wrote essays answering the question ‘Is America’s NATO membership serving the national interest? Why or why not?’
Hillsdale College President Larry P. Arnn and the Hillsdale College Chamber Choir participated in the rededication of America as one nation under God.
The concert was the final performance for James A Holleman, music director of choirs and orchestras, who is retiring after 29 years.
Charlie and Erika Kirk, Joseph A. Banach, and Stephen A. Batman received honorary degrees in public service.
Three Hillsdale students presented papers, and one received an honorable mention.
The annual ceremony included conferral of degrees and announcement of top academic graduates.