Rev. Solanus Casey, a Roman Catholic priest and Detroit Capuchin friar who ministered to many in the soup kitchen, will be declared a Blessed, just one step away from sainthood, Nov. 18. With the proximity of the event so close to Hillsdale, a group of approximately 40 Hillsdale College faculty and members of Catholic Society...
Slowly the temperatures start to drop as the leaves change color and fall to the ground, creating the perfect season for cherishing the sunshine before the snow arrives. The excitement of fall heightens with the end of the blazing summer heat and the anticipation of the coming months of hibernation. Here’s a list of Hillsdale...
The season is upon us: the season of spooky skeletons and eerie lights, of uneaten candy corn and tacky blow-up yard decorations. But what is Halloween without the plethora of scary films that accompany this wonderful time? Personally, I look forward to Halloween more than any other holiday in the year. There’s just something about...
For Americans, Spain is synonymous with Madrid, Barcelona, soccer, orange blossoms, paella, and Antoni Gaudí’s architecture. We are slow to think of Catalonia, a little autonomous region with a long history that overflows with national pride and cultural power that has spilled into many of our associations, including Barcelona, paella, and Gaudí. After the Oct....
After playing the leading lady in the Shakespeare Society’s production of “Taming of the Shrew” in the spring, junior Molly Kate Andrews swooped into a leadership position in the club. As president this year, Andrews has big plans to revamp the club by adding new events that appeal to a broader audience. The Shakespeare Society...