Seniors Lauren Barlass and Randi Block are garbage queens. The housemates opted to start a zero-waste lifestyle in October, switching out plastic and disposables for glass and reusable bags, after Block saw a video promoting it. “Living zero-waste means that, to the best of our ability, we don’t buy anything that can’t be recycled indefinitely,”...
After registering for next semester’s classes, it can feel exciting to explore the new subjects, but it can also feel daunting, too. A whole new semester, just as we near the end of the current one. I suggest adding, if you can, one more course: horseback riding. As the only class offered during the spring...
The tunnel connecting Lane and Kendall Halls is generally one of the least descript areas of the Hillsdale College campus. On Monday morning, however, 15 students turned it into a miniature museum. Each spring, Professor of History David Stewart offers students the chance to a one-credit course on museum studies. For their final project, students...
With 10 stops and 10 teams, The Not Lost Just Wandering team had a challenge to come out on top in the first-ever Hillsdale edition of “The Amazing Race,” a version of the popular television show hosted by the Student Activities Board on April 7. Not Lost Just Wandering raced against nine other teams, with...
Assistant Professor of Economics Peter Jennings has joined City of Hillsdale Ward I residents Ted Jansen and Dennis Wainscott as a candidate to fill in the city council vacancy left by Ward I City Councilman Brian Watkins’ resignation. According to City Clerk Stephen French, Jansen and Jennings have completed the paperwork to be...