I will never forget watching two Galloway guys wrestle beside a huge fire with dozens of spectators cheering them on. As an outsider of Galloway, I always held my own stereotype of the dorm. I probably gathered my opinion from daily walks past the dorm, the round table its residents crowd around during meals at...
Student Fed again upholds reduced Tower Light budget
In its last meeting of the year, the Student Federation overwhelmingly upheld freezing the Tower Light’s reduced budget, amid pushback, in a 17-1 vote.
Dinner with the Greeks
It’s 5 p.m. in Hillsdale, Michigan. Students across campus are hungry after a long day of classes, complaining, and coffee consumption. Hundreds will head to the Knorr Family Dining Room to weigh their options and eventually land at Sizzle. Another bunch will spend precious Liberty Bucks at A.J.’s. Some will even flee to Handmade or...
Quick Hits: Kelly Franklin
This interview has been edited for length and clarity. What is one thing most people don’t know about you? I lived in Latin America as a child and I learned Spanish there. What is one experience from your childhood that you’ll never forget? I’m not quite sure if I remember this or if someone in...
Politicians’ troubling COVID-19 restrictions threaten liberty
Since the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918 — which infected nearly 500 million people worldwide and killed anywhere from 20 to 50 million victims — no one has experienced the national effects of a viral pandemic. From our couches and living rooms to our kitchen tables and recliners, we are now seeing the alarming political...