If history is a form of knowledge, then it can be true or false, right? Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1985. The first President of the United States was Patrick Mahomes. Moses led the Israelites to freedom from Egypt across...
The word “history” can be traced back to the original Greek word, histor, meaning “learned, or wise man,” which gave rise to historia, meaning “inquiry, narrative, or account.” Eventually, it is from this root that we also get our English word story,...
Winston Churchill once said, “History will be kind to me for I intend to write it.” Churchill’s boldness, resolve, and principled leadership as Britain’s Prime Minister during World War II helped to preserve freedom and democracy and to defeat fascism....
This week is a week full of history: today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and also Inauguration Day; and on Thursday we will welcome Hillsdale College professor Dr. Wilfred McClay to the school to give a lecture on the...
What if I told you math is dangerous? No, not in the sense that the numbers might jump off the page and attack you—but rather, because math is often thought to be the world of absolutes, no exceptions. The Pythagoreans...
Mathematics is a remarkably useful discipline. It is the foundation of our digital and computing age; essential to the effective application of knowledge in almost every field, from engineering to medicine, economics to physics, from political campaigns to the study...
This week, we will be considering mathematics: what it is, why we study it, how to think about it, major contributions to the field. So, first of all, what is mathematics? Of course, we all know that math is the...
Why do you think we have a school uniform? Is it just the big, bad, adults stifling your individuality and making sure school is a little less fun? Is it to look old fashioned? Or something else? Well, one way...
I’ve seen a lot of snow boots that last two days—of course, that’s because we have quite a bit of snow. Even after the storm, it’s been cold enough that all the snow that hasn’t melted from the work of...
Welcome back. I trust everyone enjoyed the extra day of rest or play yesterday—see, God really does answer your prayers! But now we’re back at school, and it is 2025; a new year. I wonder, did your parents make new...
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