Hillsdale College’s Knorr Family Dining Room has several more regulars after two cooks working at the Pi Beta Phi and Chi Omega sorority houses quit the last week in January. While students on the Pi Beta Phi and Chi Omega meal plans once enjoyed their meals in the Greek houses, they have now transferred to...
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Q&A with Ball State University Professor of Economics Cecil Bohanon
How did you become interested in the philosophic work of Adam Smith and Jane Austen? “I had been at a Liberty Fund conference, read Theory of Moral Sentiments, and discussed it with some top notch scholars. Self command is an absolutely essential component to Theory of Moral Sentiments, which I taught a short course on....
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Chi Omegas dance in 2016 Pro Bowl halftime show
Jill Hardway | Courtesy Senior Anna Kucharski, senior Sophia Coyne-Kosnak, and junior Corianna Baier stand together at the Aloha Stadium before performing at the Pro Bowl halftime show. While Hillsdale students meandered back to classes amid snow and rain, three arrived in Honolulu, Hawaii, for a week of sun, palm trees, and the intense rehearsing...
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Sororities pick up 56 during spring recruitment
Jessie Fox | Collegian Kappa Kappa Gamma inducted 18 new members into the sorority for formal recruitment. Chi Omega, Kappa Kappa Gamma, and Pi Beta Phi have all picked up new pledge classes. Pi Phi boasts 20 new members, and Chi Omega and Kappa each have 18. The Hillsdale College chapters welcomed their new members...
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Hillsdale College makes health care a ‘Priority’
Wikimedia Commons | Courtesy As of Jan. 1, Priority Health once again provides health insurance for Hillsdale College faculty and staff after spending on claims increased by $1 million last year. Following a two-year hiatus from Priority, Hillsdale left Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan to consolidate two plans for in-state and out-of-state employees. The...