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Written by Doug Goodnough Josh Herring, ’11, was a teacher and an administrator at both the middle/high school and college levels for the first 14 years of his professional career. Although he is still doing some teaching, he can now Read More …

There are thousands of scholarships out there. Below you will find many scholarships. My goal is to share all types of scholarships every Saturday. Don’t wait! Apply for these scholarships today. And, if you missed the last Scholarship Saturday, check Read More …

Written by Doug Goodnough Kyle Fleck, ’26, started his shooting career at Hillsdale College with a bang. During his freshman season on the Chargers shotgun team, Fleck went on an “unstoppable” run, hitting 399 out of 400 clay targets over Read More …

Written by Stephanie Gordon Ron Budd, ’82, enjoyed growing up in small-town Hillsdale, Michigan. The born-and-raised Hillsdalian came to Hillsdale College on the Bernard L. Davis Scholarship—a scholarship offered to Hillsdale High School graduates. Not having a connection to the Read More …

Written by Emelia Klanduch With so many classes to take and activities to participate in on campus, many Hillsdale students are hesitant to study abroad. But for those who make the commitment, the rewards are immense and the experiences unforgettable. Read More …

Written by Monica VanDerWeide, ’95 Conventional wisdom says that a financial advisor would have studied finance, mathematics, and economics in college. But literature? Luke Hollister, ’24, has a decidedly different and completely Hillsdalian approach to his work at Innovest, an Read More …