College is a time for profound desires, and hopefully, a steadily growing capacity to discipline and mold those desires. During my own time at college, I developed a deep desire for learning, but like many, my ability to do it well has come along more slowly. Are there any tips that would help ease the...
Few can say they were part of an “Americans Stuck in Peru” Facebook support group. But piano professor and assistant choral conductor Debbi Wyse, is now one of them. It all started in Lima, Peru. After visiting her son, an English professor at a local college, Wyse and her husband felt sick just days before...
Emily Oren ‘16 was the Honda Woman’s Collegiate Sports Award recipient, a nine-time national champion, 14-time All-American, and still holds Hillsdale’s steeplechase record. Now this decorated alumna is taking her talent out west, stepping into a new season of training in preparation for the 2021 Olympics. In hopes of meeting Olympic qualifications, Oren recently signed...
Hillsdale area schools face a variety of back-to-school plans amidst the ongoing pandemic. The Hillsdale Community schools are offering students an option between in-person and remote classes. The Hillsdale Academy, on the other hand, returned to school in-person on August 31st, and will not be offering a hybrid or remote learning plan, according to Headmaster...
Mossey Library patrons are now responsible for replacing overdue items, instead of paying small late fees. As of July 1, 2020, the library will no longer charge overdue fines for anything but reserves, which will remain $1 per hour. Items will now be considered lost after a 21-day period. Instead of issuing a late fee,...