A team of staff and students have been working all winter to prepare the beautiful plants for spring commencement. Campus horticulturist Angie Girdham along with three students — senior Natalie Mckee, junior Molly Smith, and sophomore Andrea Bodary — work at the greenhouse at Hayden Park to grow flowers that make Hillsdale’s campus more aesthetically...
College residents both on and off campus experienced discoloration in their tap water Tuesday and Wednesday due to a water main break on Hillsdale Street. Although college administration has not told students to avoid drinking the water, many in affected buildings have allowed the water to run until clear or boiled the water to...
The SAT and ACT have long been regarded as college admissions staples and reliable metrics of student proficiency and so-called “college and career readiness.” But the SAT’s subjugation to what many have called “the most comprehensive facelift in the last 10 years” has generated warranted alarm from education advocates throughout the country, not least because...
The Masters. Those two words carry much significance in the sporting world. They conjure memories — memories of Larry Mize chipping-in from 100 feet to win in 1987, of Tiger Woods winning by 12 strokes at the age of 21 in 1997, and of Jack Nicklaus storming the field in 1986 with a back-nine 30...
Senior Todd Frickey won the 100-meter with a time of 10.67 seconds. This is a personal record for Frickey, who has been facing fierce competition from his own teammates this year. “It was a good start to build off of. It’s been really nice have someone push me everyday at practice,” Frickey said. “I’m just...