With fresh ingredients and handmade ice cream, the build-your-own-sandwich and simple layout of Hillsdale’s new deli Handmade is worth a visit. After Oakley’s Riverside Deli closed in 2014, the building on Hillsdale Street was shut down for two years. Derek Spiteri, 24, recently reopened the shop, now named Handmade, to sell handmade sandwiches, coffee,...
Associate Professor of Philosophy Nathan Schlueter first promised Thomas King ’15 he would consider teaching Theology of the Body only if King could get 15 students to commit to the course. Within two days of registration, Schlueter’s class had filled to 25 students, prompting Schlueter to open an additional section which filled up just as...
Sigma Chi’s Derby Days fundraiser is challenging each of Hillsdale College’s sororities to compete to raise the most money for the Huntsman Cancer Institute. Last year’s Derby Days broke the school fundraising record, earning $9,300. The fundraiser’s focus this year is on enjoying the competition, after “Derby Daddy” sophomore Thomas Mullen, who organized this year’s...
“Run, Forrest, run!” Junior Chris Ackerman, dressed as Forrest Gump, sprinted to first base after sending a fastball into center field. Staying true to the character of his costume, Ackerman continued to sprint down the football field, even after reaching first base safely. Ackerman’s costume was one of many lining the football field for...
Steve Johnson said he loves to challenge himself. That means running on a cold winter night and then taking a cold shower right after, starting a handyman company in Alaska, or going up against four challengers in his first Republican primary. Johnson, who attended Hillsdale College for two semesters in 2014 and 2015, is running...