The Hillsdale College Investment Club has seen above-average growth in its investments, growing by $22,000 over four years. After receiving a $35,000 portion of the college’s endowment in 2016, the club experienced some early losses but quickly bounced back. The club’s average rate of return is over 13%, which far surpasses the S&P 500’s average...
From presidential debates to mainstream media talk shows, arguments over the Constitution’s status as living or dead are frequent. The Federalist Society hosted an event last Thursday to help answer questions on the topic. Ilan Wurman, visiting assistant professor at the Sandra Day O’Connor College of Law at Arizona State University, gave a lecture titled...
When all the phone alarms start buzzing on the morning of February 14th, pressure sits on the chest of everyone in America. It’s Valentine’s Day. Some singles and even couples will claim to be ignorant of it, but it’s there, ready to intrude on the peaceful dinner or movie night. Valentine’s Day pressure is good...
They hadn’t played live in six months and they were nervous for their sold-out show. ‘Did they still know how to do this?’ the members of August Hotel asked themselves. This would be the first time the band would play their newest single, “Disaster and Delight,” live. Their fears would soon fade as the night...
Markel Auditorium was a blur of color, sound, and obscure facts this weekend. Debbi Wyse and Kristi Gautsche’s 35th annual piano concert, “The Allure of the Obscure”, featured music from little-known artists, trivia about their lives, and customized lighting that reflected the mood of each piece. Gautsche said that she and Wyse, an Artist-Teacher at...