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...
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...
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...
Peter Kalthoff is a senior on the men’s basketball team from Hillsdale, Michigan. Q: What song would be the opening theme in a movie about your life? Why? A: I’ve thought about this question a lot, actually. Definitely a violin instrumental. I always pictured it as a close-up of me playing the violin in an...
The Health Center gained an 1,100-square-foot addition as well as indoor renovations, following the completion of a construction project during the week of fall break, according to Director of Health Services Brock Lutz. Health center employees, who had been exiled to various parts of campus, have returned to the enlarged facility, which became fully...