The Hillsdale Garden Club gave Hillsdale residents the opportunity to begin preparing for Christmas, discover their green thumb, and support beautification projects throughout the city with its annual green sale, which concluded Oct. 15. Now that the nonprofit garden club has finished taking orders, members are beginning to construct 150 floral arrangements, wreaths, roping,...
Phillips Auditorium was nearly full on Tuesday night for a discussion on youth suicide. Most audience members were athletes — especially from the football team — and they all wore the same purple shirts. On the front, the shirt read “#WeWontBeSilent.” The back: “For the awareness and prevention of youth suicide.” The event was hosted...
I remember being really surprised when I first heard that some of my friends dislike Matt Walsh, especially my conservative Christian friends. I had read a few of his blog posts and found his straightforward, unapologetic, logical arguments for the truth refreshing. I felt similarly at times when I heard him speak in Phillips auditorium...
Four days, six plays. That was last weekend’s itinerary for the 15 Hillsdale students who attended the Stratford Festival in Ontario, Canada, the largest Shakespeare festival in North America. “It was a good chance for students to see top-notch professional theatre,” professor of theatre James Brandon said. This was at least his 10th time attending...
Hillsdale College’s Young Americans for Freedom is honoring the 2,977 9/11 victims in front of a big audience this year. Since the 15th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, falls on Sunday, its annual memorial will be held on Sept. 10 at halftime during the 7 p.m. football game at Muddy Waters Stadium. “We cannot let...