Zoe Hopkins — a 2016 alumna holding three of Hillsdale’s top 10 swim times — returned to Hillsdale on Jan. 23 to serve as assistant women’s swimming coach and assistant sports information director. Hillsdale formed Hopkin’s assistant coaching position after a retirement restructured the swimming department. Head swim coach Kurt Kirner interviewed Hopkins during winter...
Pizza is arguably one of the most beloved foods of all time, and if you want a the best pizza in Hillsdale, Cavoni’s Pizza and Grinders delivers. With it’s relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, and tasty yet inexpensive Italian menu, Cavoni’s makes the perfect lunch or dinner destination for college students on a budget. My favorite...
After more than two months working with residents and city officials, design firm Arnett Muldrow and Associates rolled out new logos, color schemes, and typeface for the city of Hillsdale as part of rebranding efforts at Monday’s city council meeting. Paid for by the state of Michigan for cities in Governor Rick Snyder’s Rising...
Student Activities Board is holding its first-ever trivia night at El Cerrito’s Thursday from 9 p.m. to midnight. SAB is providing $200 worth of quesadillas and tacos from the restaurant for all Hillsdale College students who attend, whether they come as competitors or spectators. SAB Event Coordinator senior Shelby Phillips said the night will consist...
The city of Hillsdale has adopted a new program which will allow credit card users to pay for almost all city services with their card or electronic checks. The city council voted to approve the program, which is powered by Point & Pay LLC, an electronic billing service, at Monday’s city council meeting. The program...