Biology students present research, Brown wins award
Senior Aubrey Brown was selected for first prize winner this past summer after she presented her research to the Michigan Entomological Society on how…
Hillsdale promotes interest in both M.D. and D.O. programs
Before Delaney Lehmann ’18 entered the pre-med track at Hillsdale, she had never heard of osteopathic medicine. After being exposed to both osteopathic (D.O.)…
Students discuss Juul trend, FDA attempts to regulate the sale of Juul products
“Hitting the Juul” has become a common phrase as high schoolers and college students increasingly turn to Juul as a “cool” form of e‑smoking.…
Ph.D. candidate, alumna inspires current students with molecular biology research
After earning her Bachelor of Science in chemistry, Kathryn Wierenga ’16 is now a Ph.D. candidate working in the laboratory of James J. Pestka,…
More than 150 students donate blood, volunteer at Red Cross blood drive
On Friday Nov. 9, from 11a.m. to 7 p.m., students waited to donate blood in the Grewcock Student Union while others reclined on tables,…
GOAL Program, dormitories host Red Cross blood drive on Friday
Hillsdale College’s GOAL Program is taking to Instagram to share the stories of students who have been positively affected by blood drive donations throughout…
Planetary scientist visits, discusses politics in scientific community
Accomplished planetary scientist Mimi Gerstell, PhD gave a public lecture Oct. 31 titled “Perspectives on Mars.”
Roughly 25 students attended the Astronomy Club talk during…
Psi Chi, psychology lab assistants host “haunted” event using lab equipment
Converting ordinary research tools into spooky thrills, the psychology honorary’s “Haunted Lab” event last week featured attractions from zombie run therapy, to augmented-reality arachnids,…
Sigma Chi hosts “Derby Days,” raises funds for Huntsman Cancer Institute
Chi Omega members shaved the heads of the fraternity brothers of Sigma Chi this past week in the Grewcock Student Union for a special…
Inside and Outside the Laboratory: Chemistry professors’ favorite books
A common misconception about professors is that they only read books regarding their field of study. It makes sense because they teach it— at…
