The most traumatizing and sensitive topics are the most important to joke about, argues Hillsdale alumna Kat Timpf ’10 in her new book. Released on April 18, “You Can’t Joke About That: Why Everything Is Funny, Nothing Is Sacred, and We’re All in This Together,” is this week’s No. 1 Amazon bestseller in nonfiction. Timpf,...
Hillsdale should continue to defend Socratic tradition. Nolan Ryan | Collegian “Hillsdale should be more careful about Science Initiatives,” according to an opinion piece in the April 20 issue of the Collegian. The natural sciences, like the liberal arts, are dedicated to the pursuit of truth. This means that the natural sciences, like the liberal arts,...
Prosecutors charged an Ohio man on April 21 with seven counts of resisting arrest and simple assault and battery after tackling senior track team member Isaac Waffle April 20. Austin Matthew Crist, 28, of Montpellier, Ohio, was arrested on Mauck Road about a mile-and-a-half east of Half Moon Lake Road, according to Hillsdale County Sheriff’s...
A group of volunteers led by James Galloway picked up more than 20 bags of trash on April 23. Courtesy | Facebook James Galloway is homeless, and he has been leading residents and fellow homeless people in cleaning up the city. Galloway decided to take action when Councilman William Morrisey said he was concerned about...
Courtesy | Alexandra Hall Stephen Barr spoke to a crowded Plaster Auditorium about the intersections of science and religion. “Robert Boyle, the first modern chemist and considered the founder of chemistry, was a pious Anglican who said that he liked to do his chemical experiments on Sunday because they were a form of worship,” Theoretical...