Written by Brennan Berryhill It’s late afternoon, and the final classes of the day are wrapping up. Professors pack their briefcases, impart their last bit of wisdom, and go home. But the lights don’t turn off in Lane and Kendall Read More …
Written by Brennan Berryhill It’s late afternoon, and the final classes of the day are wrapping up. Professors pack their briefcases, impart their last bit of wisdom, and go home. But the lights don’t turn off in Lane and Kendall Read More …
Written by Monica VanDerWeide, ’95 A popular saying goes, “Find a job you enjoy doing, and you’ll never work a day in your life.” For Head Softball Coach Kyle Gross, that sentiment rings true as he comes off one of 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 Nolan Ryan When Sara Kemeny Walsh, M.A., ’24, entered the Diana Davis Spencer Graduate School of Classical Education, she had initially planned on being a teacher. Now, she finds herself applying the classical tradition in the realm of 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 It’s always a busy time on campus during the academic year. April is an especially hectic time, when students and faculty are rushing to the finish line of final exams and Commencement. The Alumni Office is 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 Stephanie Gordon Nolan Sullivan, ’22, didn’t intend to go to Hillsdale College. The Hillsdale native and Hillsdale Academy grad thought he would leave his hometown to experience life beyond its familiarity. Nolan feels “blessed beyond belief” that he Read More …
Written by Doug Goodnough Matt Jamison, ’93, said college athletics and investment banking have a lot in common. As a former two-sport student-athlete at Hillsdale and current president and managing director of PCMF Investment Banking for more than 25 years, Read More …