For senior Kathleen Russo, having a radio show was something people only did in the movies. It wasn’t until she reached out to Scot Bertram, the general manager of Radio Free Hillsdale (WRFH), that she realized she could do it, too. “I emailed him about what it would take, and he just responded asking...
You may not know it, but internship application season is upon us. Companies are starting to take a look into who they will accept for the summer. Here are a few tips for getting yourself out in front of recruiters and in position for that job or internship you’ve been eyeing. Student Affairs Mentors...
Bottom of the ninth. Bases are loaded. A ten-year old Nicole Ault is standing at home plate with her bat, gearing up for an unexpected and epic home-run hit. That was the fiery feeling Ault often experienced as the only girl on her brother’s baseball team. And, although her baseball days may be...
A common misconception about professors is that they only read books regarding their field of study. It makes sense because they teach it— at least it does to most. Revealing some truth into this shared misunderstanding, a few chemistry professors talked about their favorite genres and books, which might shock some students by how similar...
At 6:02 on Oct. 23, several Hillsdale students and members of the American Chemical Society (ACS) celebrated “Mole Day.” A mole is unit often used in chemistry that is 6.02 x 10^23—hence the specific date and time for the celebrations. ACS is a chemistry club on Hillsdale’s campus that is part of an international organization,...