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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 Grace Canlas It’s not every day that you have the opportunity to live in the nation’s capital, intern at the U.S. Senate, or shake hands with the Austrian ambassador. As a student on the Washington-Hillsdale Internship Program (WHIP), 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 Monica VanDerWeide, ’95 A college athlete’s freshman year can sometimes be a slap in the face. As a basketball player at a small high school in Warren, Pennsylvania, Emma Ruhlman was used to being the best one on 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 Leaders come in all sizes. Mary Wiesen Dunlap, ’03, may stand just a shade over five feet, but during her time on the court as a Hillsdale Charger, she stood tall. The gritty point guard who 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 Zoe Hopkins Tracey, ’16, came to Hillsdale as a motivated student with a passion for swimming. Today, she calls Hillsdale home with her husband, Aaron, ’14, and their growing family. From a standout swimmer for the Read More …
Written by Doug Goodnough Tira Jones Holcomb, ’95, wears many hats. Lawyer, wife, mother, elected official, part-time rancher, and budding golfer. Being from Texas, those hats happen to be Stetsons. At age 12, the Lubbock native knew a legal career Read More …