When running for President of the United States, one would think that candidates would have some knowledge of what is going on in neighboring countries. But when Telemundo reporter Guadalupe Venegas asked Democratic presidential hopefuls Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minnesota, philanthropist and billionaire Tom Steyer, and former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg about Mexico, had trouble...
Six years ago, my parents went on a trip, leaving me home alone during Valentine’s Day weekend. And the greatest tradition of my young life was born. On Feb. 14, I came home to an empty house on a cold, dark night. I was used to a loud house with a lot of people around,...
Whether it’s tossing a paper plate in the Olds lobby with residents, or always saying hi and asking how the day is going, Olds House Director Linda Gravel, commonly known as “Mama G” will be missed when she leaves Feb. 28. Gravel, who is originally from the Troy, Michigan area, is moving back home to...
Homer wrote, “Sing to me of the man, Muse, the man of twists and turns,” and the Aquila Theatre Company decided to take it quite literally in its Jan. 28 production of “The Odyssey” at Hillsdale College. Muddling the line between a dramatic production, musical theater, and a Sparknotes summary of “The Odyssey,” Aquila confused...
School is in session at Hillsdale College’s Steve and Amy Van Andel Graduate School of Government in Washington, D.C., where students in its first class hope to deepen their knowledge of government on nights and weekends as they work at full-time jobs during the day. Vice President of Washington Operations and Dean of the Van...