Paris — The world looked on as yellow vest protesters set their city on fire for the eighteenth straight weekend. Glass littered the streets of the famous Champs-Élysées as luxury store owners shattered their own windows to replace them, and French law enforcement rushed visitors away as a national bank went up in flames. Men...
Hillsdale College’s Film and Production Club and the Dow Journalism Program are partnering to host a screening of the film “Moynihan” and a subsequent Q&A session with its writer, director, and producer Joseph Dorman. The event will be held in Lane 125 at 6 p.m. on March 21. As the first full-length documentary on Daniel...
Whether it’s to the preemie babies in hospital incubators, young children piling onto a couch after dinner, the teenager who just came home from school, the couple on a road trip, or an elderly man with his daughter in a nursing home, there is universal power in reading out loud together. Hearts quiet, minds focus,...
Stepping into the role of GOAL Program leader, I thought the hardest challenge would be coordinating with the community and meeting all of the logistical needs of my program. But the most difficult part of isn’t anything like that: I’s getting students to step away from clubs, sports, studies, and friends to volunteer for just...
After a long winter of keeping the homeless people in Hillsdale warm, Share the Warmth of Hillsdale County will be closing its nights-only warming center for the season on March 31. The warming center is located in the House of Refuge Church on E. Carleton Road, and has been operating seven days a week since...