By opening a small TV studio just for students, the college would provide another tool to prepare them for careers in journalism, videography, theater, and rhetoric.
Month: March 2017
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Library director Beckwith resigns after seven years of service
After seven years of service, LeAnn Beckwith has announced her retirement as director of the Hillsdale Community Library. Beckwith said in a letter to the library board that the choice to resign was not an easy one, but necessary nonetheless. “This was not an easy decision to make as the past seven years have been...
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Eat and shop local: Invest in downtown Hillsdale for $20 or less
For the past few months, you’ve been faithfully budgeting your income, and you’ve allotted $20 this week to spend however you want. Instead of buying more makeup online or stocking six-packs for a house party, think about investing in local Hillsdale businesses. In fact, you only need $20 to have a lot of fun downtown....
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Sunny Wilkinson’s last show at Hillsdale to feature the jazz music of Joni Mitchell
The Hillcats, Hillsdale’s faculty jazz band, will perform “The Music of Joni Mitchell,” from her iconic “Big Yellow Taxi Cab” to her later jazz work at 8 p.m. Saturday in Markel Auditorium. The concert features Sunny Wilkinson, Hillsdale’s resident jazz vocalist, in her final concert at Hillsdale. Wilkinson will be singing Mitchell’s versatile music...
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Hillsdale alum coaches in NCAA Tournament
Hillsdale alum Michael Furlong ‘15 took spring break travel to a whole new level last week as he helped prepare the Kansas State University’s men’s basketball team for the opening round of the NCAA tournament, where they fell to the Cincinnati Bearcats on March 17. Furlong spent four years playing men’s basketball at Hillsdale, rising...