More people are seeking help from local food centers, according to the directors of two pantries. “So far as our lunch programs have gone, we have seen a steady increase in lunches since June,” said Kathy Stump, office manager at the Hillsdale Salvation Army. Stump said continued shutdowns due to COVID-19, a disrupted food chain,...
Sometimes the generation gap skips a generation. When I saw Harry Styles at the United Center in Chicago last month with my two teenage daughters, the audience and the performer reminded me of books from the 90s. Back then, writers were offering an alternative to irony, and their answer is the same one Harry Styles...
The Hillsdale College Women’s Cross Country team split and competed in the Joe Piane Invitational hosted by the University of Notre Dame and the Lansing Cross Country Invitational. At the Joe Piane invite, the Chargers took 5th place as a Division II team running against mostly Division I teams. Sophomore Liz Wamsley took 17th place...
On the first Sunday of every October, Americans who believe in the intrinsic value of life line the streets near local abortion clinics in more than 2,000 cities. Participants are silent, praying quietly for anywhere between an hour and 90 minutes. They hold signs with messages like: “Abortion Kills Children” and “Pray to End Abortion”...
What was once the Quad temporarily became a market square full of booths, treats, and crafts for all to purchase last weekend. On Saturday, Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., the Student Activities Board hosted their third annual craft and goods fair, Maker’s Market. Nineteen vendors set up their stands on the Quad...