From rocks to baseball cards, comics, and magnets, collections are common among people of all ages. Here on campus, many people collect laptop stickers that often describe themselves well. Whether they’re repping their hometown or favorite sports team, announcing their political views, or showing off their Greek letters, stickers on laptops help open the windows...
Junior Elizabeth James wanted to study philosophy, religion, and politics, so she created her own major that incorporates all three disciplines: International Affairs. “It’s basically understanding the reasons decisions are made, so understanding the religious reasons as to why people in politics make certain decisions, and the philosophical side of it,” James said. Even before...
For junior Rachael Menosky, what began as a hobby has now become a full-fledged business. At the end of her freshman year, Menosky, a member of Pi Beta Phi, learned to sew and started making t-shirts and sweatshirts containing Greek letters for herself and a few friends. She now owns a shop called That’s Sew...
College students may not enjoy taking tests, but according to a study three Hillsdale College students presented last weekend, test-taking may be what helps them learn. On Friday, seniors Mary Blendermann, Colby Clark, and Giannina Imperial presented their research in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the 58th Annual Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, the top international...
Hillsdale volleyball concluded regular season play with an impressive sweep of the University of Findlay with scores of 25-19, 25-18, and 25-17 on Friday at the Dawn Tibbetts Potter Arena. The Chargers improved to 25-3 overall and 15-2 in the conference, extending their winning streak to 18 matches. With the victory, they secured the top...