Hillsdale

[ hilz-deyl ]

noun

1. a town in NE New Jersey.

Example Sentences

Working with right-wing organizations like Moms for Liberty and Hillsdale College, DeAngelis pumped out a steady stream of disinformation to paint public schools as a "woke mind virus" set out to destroy children.

From Salon

This phenomenon has now broken out of the pseudo-intellectual underworld of right-wing thinktanks and institutions like Hillsdale College to compete with established academic histories.

From Salon

Unable to find solace in such petit-bourgeois domesticity, the socially estranged scholars of Claremont or Hillsdale or some mother’s basement have no problem ransacking the intellectual underworld of Europe during its most blood-soaked eras to find voices that can articulate their grievance, and their rage, more eloquently than they themselves.

From Salon

In May of 2021, Florida Department of Education Commissioner Richard Corcoran singled out Donofrio during a speech at Hillsdale College, which, as Kathryn Joyce has reported for Salon, is the epicenter of the Christian right's assault on public education.

From Salon

Sajak has also served on the board for the Claremont Institute, a right-wing think tank in California, and is chairman of the board of trustees of Hillsdale College, a conservative Christian school in Michigan, at which Justice Clarence Thomas delivered the 2016 commencement speech.

From New York Times