“The Constitution is no longer operative in Washington,” Jim DeMint, former president of the Heritage Foundation and current senior advisor on the Convention of States, told Hillsdale students and faculty Wednesday night. DeMint was the main speaker at the first-ever Citizens for Self-Governance event. For one hour, DeMint, joined by Mark Meckler, president of Citizens...
They’re just three cool guys, a bit outside-the-box, with a variety of eye-catching, colorful art to showcase. Seniors Stephanie Rose, Elyse Hutcheson, and Summer Smith will exhibit art from their four years at Hillsdale College in their capstone project, an art show that runs April 2-7 in the Daughtery Gallery, with an artist’s reception on...
After beginning conference play over the weekend, the Hillsdale College softball team split doubleheaders against Trevecca Nazarene University and Kentucky Wesleyan University, leaving the Chargers 2 – 2 in the conference and 8-8 overall on the season. The first conference game against Trevecca remained scoreless until the fourth inning, when sophomore shortstop Sam Catron hit a solo...
The new Café Fresco, located in Kendall Hall at Hillsdale College, opened on Monday with a variety of options for lunch hours. Bon Appétit Managment Company opened the grab ’n’ go to alleviate the heavy traffic in the Knorr Dining Hall from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Some of the students who tested the waters...
Entrepreneur Don Tocco’s speech and unveiling of his fundraiser Art for Scholarship, in which alumnus buy Tocco’s paintings for a fixed dollar amount, has been rescheduled for April 23, according to an all-campus email. Tocco didn’t respond to The Collegian for comment.