Students will have the opportunity to meet face-to-face with potential employers at the fourth annual all-campus job fair hosted by Career Services. The fair is set for Friday, September 27, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Searle Center. The job fair is a way for Career Services to market Hillsdale students to employers,...
Republican Party leaders from across the nation gathered on Mackinac Island the weekend of Sept. 20 to 22 for the Biennial Republican National Leadership Conference, where they discussed problems and solutions to national and state issues. Local politicians — including Hillsdale’s United States House Rep. Tim Walberg, of the Seventh District, and Michigan House Rep....
When Maxwell Berger took the first hit of a Juul e-cigarette at the age of 18, he didn’t know it would lead to a vaping addiction, resulting in permanent left-side paralysis, speech impairment, and a 50% loss of vision in both eyes less than four years later. Berger suffered from a massive hemorrhagic stroke in...
Amid Russian doll sales, internationally-renowned song-and-dance performances, authentic Russian blini pancakes, and a showing of the Borzoi dog breed, Michigan locals immersed themselves in Eastern European culture at the sixth annual Russian Festival in Ann Arbor on Saturday. A group of parishioners from St. Vladimir Russian Orthodox Church, Ann Arbor’s local Eastern Orthodox Church, hosted...
To educate freshmen on how to deal with legitimate college challenges, Marketing Department Video Producer Chandler Ryd ’18, with the help of junior Gabriel Listro, sophomore Jane O’Connor, and sophomore Victoria Nuñez, created a “Conquering Freshman Year” video series. The typical model for the five videos in the series, aimed at educating freshmen on the...