The winner of Outstanding Senior Man and Woman will be announced next week, according to Director of Employee Relations John Quint. Nominations were announced in early February. “It’s a public acknowledgement of the person who’s a great representation of the senior class,” Quint said. The male nominations are Aaron Andrews, Razi Lane, Dustin Pletan, and...
What do violin strings, paint can lids, and deer antlers all have in common? Sophomore Jordan Monnin can turn them into jewelry. Monnin started making jewelry five years ago after being inspired by some handmade jewelry at a fair. Although he works primarily with steel, he has also used bone, paint can lids, deer antlers,...
Hillsdale College fraternities finished welcoming their newest pledge classes, with Delta Tau Delta pledging its three-man class on Sunday. “It’s one of the smaller ones,” said senior Peter O’Rourke, DTD public relations chairman. “For Delts, we’ve always worked better as a smaller group.” Alpha Tau Omega pledged eight men: six freshmen, one sophomore, and one...
Improv is coming back. The first show of the Ad-Liberty Improv group will be tonight at 6 p.m. in the Olds Dormitory. The show will feature six actors, as well as some new content. “A lot of new-to-Hillsdale-College improvisers will be showcased tomorrow,” said Dylan Strehle, the group’s coach. The group will also play several...
A little inexperience never stopped freshman Charity Tyne. When Tyne found out there was no club hockey team at Hillsdale College, she decided to start her own, even though she had never played before. She organized a group of 20 inexperienced players and found a local, private rink. “Some people have gotten really good,” Tyne...