The first pea soup I ever ate was George Washington’s pea soup. I’ve never had much of a taste for anyone else’s. On one of multiple summer road trips to Virginia, my family toured Mount Vernon, the beautiful historic home of the first American president George Washington. Rather unsurprisingly, when perusing the gift shop, I...
Hillsdale City Council members are seeking to make a deal with Eric Hoffman, member of Wickettstick Holdings LLC, regarding a potential 22-condominium housing development on Barnard Road in Hillsdale Township. Wickettstick Holdings LLC, a property holding firm, has proposed a 425 agreement between the City of Hillsdale and Hillsdale Township that would extend water and...
Over spring break, the Chargers traveled to Florida to play three matches, winning two of three. The team improved to 9-4 after two straight losses in prior weeks. On March 10, the Chargers faced off against Millersville University in Orlando, Florida. After winning each doubles match to clinch the first point, the Chargers went on...
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...