“There’s just a few things going on,” Chief Administrative Officer Richard Péwé said. That’s the understatement of the year — and the next few. As the renovations of dorms and the building of the Searle Center and new tennis courts near completion, Péwé and his team are looking at the future of campus construction. “We’ve...
Year: 2015
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Softball enjoys early success in fall season
After just one week of practice, the Hillsdale softball team played its first games of the fall season last weekend in Canton, Michigan. The Chargers tied 8-8 against Cleary University and defeated University of Detroit Mercy 2-0 on Saturday. On Sunday, the Chargers defeated both University of Michigan Dearborn 8-4 and Grand Rapids Community College...
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Enactus breeds farm store
By May, Enactus will open an entirely student-run produce market for the community, operating out of Broadstreet Downtown Market and funded by private donors. With the goal of providing farm-fresh, healthy food at affordable prices, Enactus plans to bring a locally-sourced farm produce retail store to the city of Hillsdale. Though the target market will...
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Career Services’ staff changes
Job-seeking students will see some changes coming to the Career Services office this semester, with new staff and programs following Executive Director Michael Murray’s move to the college’s Institutional Advancement office. Murray will continue to work with Career Services this semester as a replacement is found, while he works on projects with Institutional Advancement. John...
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Stauff joins music staff
Apart from vague references to Hillsdale as an undergrad at Grove City College, Derek Stauff was unfamiliar with the school until he met his wife, Marielle ‘05, in graduate school at Indiana University. As the new musicologist, however, Stauff fit into the campus community immediately. According to his students, Stauff exudes enthusiasm and shares his...