Выпускница Хиллсдейлского колледжа начала работу в The Daily Wire

Hillsdale, Michigan —  Hillsdale College graduate Christina Lewis (Class of 2026) recently began working at The Daily Wire with conservative commentator Michael Knowles through a yearlong fellowship with the Intercollegiate Studies Institute’s Collegiate Network. “At Hillsdale, we teach our journalism students how to think clearly, write clearly, and tell good stories,” said Maria Servold, assistant director of Hillsdale’s Dow Journalism Program. “We’re always excited to see our journalists succeed as they go out into in the world after graduation.” Lewis works with Knowles and his team, writing and researching for his show as well as contributing to other projects. She also writes articles for The Daily Wire’s news website. “I applied to the ISI Collegiate Network Fellowship hoping for an opportunity to strengthen my journalism skills at a news outlet that would challenge me,” Lewis said. “I am so grateful for the chance to learn from Mr. Knowles while gaining valuable reporting and research experience.” Lewis graduated from Hillsdale in May with a major in history and minors in journalism and politics. At Hillsdale, she worked as a writer and editor for The Collegian, Hillsdale’s student-run newspaper, and interned for the Freedom Foundation and the Daily Signal. “As a journalist, my goals are to be a voice for the voiceless and promote accountability in the government,” Lewis said. “Growing up debating politics among countless other topics with my family instilled in me the curiosity to thrive at Hillsdale and make the most of my time there. I am thankful for my family, friends, professors, and classmates who stood by me and prepared me for this next challenge.” Hillsdale College offers journalism as a minor, with classes in print journalism, broadcast, documentary filmmaking, and more. Students gain hands-on experience working for The Collegian, Hillsdale’s student-run newspaper, and Radio Free Hillsdale, the College’s radio station. All journalism students also complete internships. Hillsdale journalism alumni have gone on to the Wall Street Journal, Fox News, ESPN, National Review, Politico, Nashville Public Radio, and many more. NOTES: Hillsdale College ( hillsdale.edu ) is an independent, nonsectarian, Christian liberal arts college located in southern Michigan. Founded in 1844, the College has built a national reputation through its classical liberal arts core curriculum and its principled refusal to accept federal or state taxpayer subsidies, even indirectly in the form of student grants or loans. It also conducts an outreach effort promoting civil and religious liberty, including a free monthly speech digest, Imprimis, with a readership of several million people. DISCLOSURE: Patrick B. McGuigan, editor emeritus for CityNewsOKC, is a long-time advocate of Hillsdale College’s educational programs. Among other ties with the institution, he was (while working for The Oklahoman newspaper), a featured speaker in the spring of 1999 for a seminar on ‘ The Fourth Estate: A History of Journalism ’. McGuigan spoke when Hillsdale launched a journalism program rooted in Classical Liberal Studies. McGuigan regularly receives Imprimis. McGuigan is founder & publisher of CapitolBeatOK, an independent, non-partisan and locally-managed online news and information service based in Oklahoma City.  Pat also worked closelly with leaders of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute during his decade working in the nation's capital city as a journalist and legal policy researcher and analyst.