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Rushing to make changes: Sororities revamp recruitment
Freshmen women who return to Hillsdale’s campus early in January will be the first to participate in a new socially-distanced sorority rush process.
Sororities will…
Theater department postpones fall production until spring
The Hillsdale College Theatre Department’s production of “J.B.” will now open on Jan. 20.
Written in 1958 by Archibald MacLeish, “J.B.” is a modern adaptation…
Wilfred McClay to join Hillsdale history faculty
Hillsdale College’s history department will gain a prestigious new faculty member next fall: Wilfred M. McClay.
Currently the G.T. and Libby Blankenship Chair in the…
Tocco offers life lessons, plans to bring back annual challenge
“I feel good!” chanted a roomful of students from Greek Houses and college-sponsored clubs. “I feel great! Look out world, I am coming for…
Washington Post columnist to teach grad course on elections
Political analyst Henry Olsen will teach a course this spring at Hillsdale’s Washington, D.C. campus on political coalitions, populism and the purpose of elections.
Following…
Alumna shares chemistry career journey
“Reach for the job you don’t think is possible,” alumna and chemist Emily Lindstrom ’06, said in a talk to students Tuesday.
The American Chemical…
Campus employers adjust to quarantine staff shortages
As the number of students in quarantine and contact isolation has risen, campus employment has had to adapt to function with fewer student employees.
The…
SAB to host Thanksgiving Dinner in Knorr
While it might look a little different this year, Hillsdale’s Student Activities Board is still hosting its annual Thanksgiving Dinner tonight from 4:30 to…
Spare change for Salvation: A.J.‘s donates
A new donation box at A.J.’s Cafe means students can embrace a spirit of giving by donating their spare change to the Salvation Army.
According…
Last hurrah: Students make most of last night before lockdown
Hillsdale students flocked to local businesses on Tuesday night as restaurants prepared to close for a second COVID-19 shutdown.
“We wanted to have one last…
