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...
This column has covered a lot of Hillsdale gossip sources, but a look into the archives shows that we are only scratching the surface of the college’s historic tea. On May 3, 1956, The Collegian first published the column, “Thru the Keyhole.” This scintillating news source delivered the information that everyone was dying to hear....
I made sixteen dollars and fifty-two cents this spring break. And, all I did was sit on a worn-off curb and play my ukulele. Trolling around Balboa Park in beautiful Southern California, my friend Taryn and I skipped along the bold Spanish fortresses, and burned our pale shoulders in the sun we thought had abandoned...
Andrew Fink ‘06 graduated from Hillsdale College 13 years ago, but echoes of his time at the ’Dale decorate his office: The G.K. Chesterton bust on the coffee table, the watercolor of Central Hall on the conference room wall. Fink’s alma mater won’t leave him. Fink is one of the few alumni who have come...
For over a decade, freshmen twins Brian and Sarah Hackman have played together on the tennis court. This year, they get to continue playing in Hillsdale College Chargers uniforms. The two attended Wauconda High School in Island Lake, Illinois, a northwest suburb of Chicago. Both were named Most Valuable Player of their tennis teams, and...