The Hillsdale College men’s club soccer team wrapped up their season in the Midwest Alliance Soccer Conference in early October after a series of close games against teams including Michigan State, University of Michigan, and Central Michigan University. After bringing on nine new freshmen and a new coach this season, the team focused on integrating...
Month: November 2022
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‘Hillsdale Student, American Hero’ to premiere Wednesday in Plaster
Six Hillsdale students will present their documentary on Hillsdale alumna and renowned codebreaker Elizebeth Smith Friedman at 7 p.m. on Nov. 9 in Plaster Auditorium. Friedman, who graduated from Hillsdale in 1915, worked as a codebreaker during both world wars. The movie is this semester’s group project for the documentary filmmaking course, taught by instructor...
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Shelters help strays, say they need funding
Hillsdale’s stray animal problem can be boiled down to one main problem: funding. According to local animal shelter workers, the problem with strays has increased exponentially in the past few years due to the economy. “At least for dogs, the economy tanks, and the next thing you know, people can’t feed their pets,” Director...
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Watch Tizedes go
Hillsdale College student Abigail Tizedes isn’t “Too Shy” in her recently released debut EP, “All Under Control.” A combination of strong R&B vocals and relatable lyrics, Tizedes didn’t just get her foot through the door– she made a firm stance. This step into the spotlight has been several years in the making, but Tizedes says...
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“Peanuts” returns for the holidays
For most, autumn is the season of the leaves changing colors, picking out clever Halloween costumes, and adding new sweaters to their wardrobe. For avid “Peanuts” comic strip fans, fall is the season of “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.” The Mossey Library hosted a discussion titled “The Enduring Appeal of Peanuts” on Oct. 26...