The Collegian took third place in “College Newspaper of the Year” and won 11 individual awards from the Michigan Press Association in the weekly college paper category. Each of the awards were for the student newspaper’s work in the 2020-2021 school year. Alumna Julia Mullins ‘21 took first place in the “Best News Story” category...
A former George W. Bush administration official spoke about Alexis de Tocqueville at an event hosted by the journalism department on Tuesday. Leslie Lenkowski worked for the Bush administration from 2001 to 2003, and has experience leading multiple think tanks such as the Hudson Institute and the Institute for Educational Affairs. Lenkowski works at Indiana...
The hosts of Battle of the Bands are returning to 55 Below for a spring show, this time featuring student song requests. The music fraternity Phi Mu Alpha will host Phi Mu Jukebox from 8 p.m. to midnight on March 25. Tickets are $5 at the door or $3 in the Grewcock Student Union during...
The Hillsdale County Farm Bureau and Hillsdale Conservation District partnered on March 22 to inform shoppers at the Market House Supermarket about local produce, dairy and meat products. The event kicked off their celebration of National Agriculture Week. “This year we went above and beyond and really focused on Michigan grown and Michigan made and,...
“Our anthem is ‘Ще не вмерла України,’ which means ‘Ukraine has not yet died.’ If that doesn’t stand to the testimony of our country, then I don’t know what does.” Despite being born in the United States, sophomore Emiliya Smyk said she has always been passionate about her Ukrainian ancestry. When she started attending Hillsdale,...