When I moved into Galloway residence hall in the fall of 2017, I was a scared freshman: I knew only a couple of people at Hillsdale and it was hard to leave my family three time zones away. But only a day or so after saying goodbye to my parents, there was a knock at...
The Hillsdale College Chargers had three conference champions and placed second in the Great Midwest & Mountain East Conference in Canton, Ohio this past weekend. Head coach Kurt Kirner was also awarded G-MAC Coach of the Year and Hillsdale won its first ever 400 medley relay team G-MAC title. This year the Chargers fought against...
“Hillsdale’s hard. It’s important to know how to navigate Hillsdale—and life beyond Hillsdale—in a healthy way.” That’s the reason Brock Lutz, Hillsdale’s director of Health and Wellness, gave for the four-week long psychoeducational group he and Todd Koch, a graduate intern pursuing his master’s in counseling, are starting this semester. “The goal of the group...
Dozens of rubbery faces gawk at you from above, their faces frozen in an array of grotesque contortions. There’s a gray man with three eyes, three mouths, and three noses; a classic, but particularly uncomely witch; an extraterrestrial creature vaguely reminiscent of a sea monkey; and the pitiful visage of an oaf who appears to...
Thud. Thud. Thud. It’s Friday night and Reagan Cool is making seven pizzas. The herb-seasoned dough makes another thud against the counter as she pushes in her rolling pin. When junior Reagan Cool went to Washington, D.C., in the fall, as a part of the Washington-Hillsdale Internship Program, she was thinking about intentionality. Having been...