Student-led ‘Science and Ethics’ radio show gains new leadership
Dr. Laura Niklason, a noted scientist and professor of anesthesiology and biomedical engineering at Yale University, was interviewed by Lillian Quinones ’18 on Quinones’…
Professors, students explore intersection of philosophy and neuroscience
“What we call philosophy of mind has to do with a set of issues that have been with us since the start of the…
Student spends summer break researching Parkinson’s-related protein
Over the summer, senior Natalie Meckel was admitted to a research program, spending the summer crystallizing proteins for neutron diffraction experiments at the University…
Box replaces T drive on campus
After a nine month, multi-departmental trial run, Hillsdale Information Technology Services (ITS) has officially integrated Box as a campus-wide software solution.
“Box is essentially…
New biology professor emphasizes real-world applications
With the retirement of Hillsdale’s Professor of Biology Bob Miller this past spring, Sang-Chul Nam has been hired as new associate professor of biology,…
Weekly ADHD group encourages peer support
Jordan Nied was at college for almost a full year before he realized he had attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.
“I always felt like I was…
Faculty, students construct Low-Frequency All-Sky Monitor in Hayden Park
Five Hillsdale College students spent five weeks at the end of their summer digging trenches in Hayden Park, soldering cables, programming software, and analyzing…
Music, microphones, and mathematics: Student to present research project
Music meets math in senior Justin Rogers’ research. For his senior project, Rogers is attempting to make a computer program that can listen to…
iFeel Alive Labs combat student stress with games
Pursed-lip breathing may be the solution to surviving hell week stress.
The psychology department recently installed new technology that helps students learn how to control…
Coding on campus: Students, professors use computer programming for studies, research
Approximately 120 students on campus have worked on coding projects or used computer programming in one of their classes over the last two years,…
