Hillsdale College’s GOAL Program and Omicron Delta Kappa, the campus leadership honorary, are teaming up to hold the college’s first-ever Day of Service on April 6. The event is a campus-wide effort in which students from all sectors of campus are encouraged to come together to give back to the community through a variety of...
While Lewis Butler ’07 focused a large majority of his talk last Thursday on policy and lobbying for the solar energy industry, he said he wanted students to come away hearing one message: “Come work at Simpleray.” Butler and two other Hillsdale alumni, Wayne Pugh ’06 and Jerry Perkins ’06, visited campus with Career Services...
Nearly one-third of Hillsdale’s campus is involved in the music program, but only a small number of people participate in the theatre department’s musicals each year, whether as a dedicated cast member or supportive onlooker in the audience. The Theatre Department could encourage participation and attendance by choosing popular, relevant productions that are universally recognized....
In a deal on March 4, the local startup malting company Independent Barley & Malt agreed on an exclusive source for its barley as it starts production of malted barley, which is the main ingredient in brewing craft beer. The Andersons, a diversified company with specialties in transporting and growing commodities such as corn and...
Dylan Lottinville is a senior from Bellevue, Washington. He is a utility player on the baseball team. Q: Do you have any routines or superstitious habits when you come up to bat. DL: I have changed it up over the last few seasons. Last year, I used to take a few steps out of the...