By the time the hot water hit my feverish head, I realized I wasn’t hungover on a Tuesday morning. The headache hadn’t passed, my skin was oddly numb despite our enthusiastic water heater, and my body felt like a piñata salvaged from an eight-year-old’s birthday party. Getting sick during the school year is a higher...
Nearly a foot of snow fell last weekend, leaving cars stuck in their parking spaces and students scrambling to move their cars before the police tucked a ticket under their windshield wiper in advance of the plows. But when tragedy struck and people needed help, some men of Hillsdale College rose to the occasion. As...
While preparing for his art show, it’s not been unusual for senior Isaac Dell to be in the studio for 12 hours a day. Dell has been working many, many hours to get all of his pieces ready for his senior art exhibit. Dell’s artwork will be on display in the Daughtrey Gallery in the...
The Interfraternity Council is hosting a Red Cross blood drive on Monday, Feb. 19, from 11 a.m. to 6:45 p.m. in Grewcock Student Union. Vice President of Delta Sigma Phi Joe Spampinato said the drive was a success last year. “We did well, but we were three bags short of our goal,” Spampinato said. The...
Here at Hillsdale, the Judeo-Christian Greco-Roman heritage is a big deal. But something has slipped by unnoticed: Where in our curriculum or on campus do you find anything about the Jewish side of that heritage? Once a year the religion department offers an Old Testament class, and every fall we bring in a lecturer or...