A terraced stage lit by warm pink, purple, and orange lighting, long canvases that frame a thrust-style stage, and long Regency era dresses will all bring the romantic mood of Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice” to the Markel Auditorium from Oct. 4-8. Despite these scene builders and even the presence of Jane Austen’s recognizable “Pride...
The Hillsdale College Chapel Choir traveled to perform for the Intercollegiate Studies Institute’s 70th Anniversary Gala on Sept. 28 in Wilmington, Delaware. Hillsdale alumnus John Burtka ’12, president of ISI, invited the choir to sing at the gala to celebrate the dedication of the new Linda L. Bean Conference Center. The event also featured keynote...
When it came to the Greek Olympics Homecoming, Hillsdale students gave it their all in the arena and established Athens on campus in their Olympic trailer videos. “I almost lit my hair on fire, and it singed the hairs on my arm,” sophomore and New Dorm Resident Assistant Sophie Schlegel said, describing the filming process...
Nimrod Fellowship students traveled to South Dakota to practice shooting and learn about the importance of hunting and conservation. The Hillsdale Hunting Retreat, which took place Sept. 14 to 19 at Paul Nelson Farm in Gettysburg, South Dakota, included ringed-neck pheasant hunting and guest lectures. The event hosted 40 attendees, including Hillsdale College students, friends...
The community is encouraged to attend the scarecrow fest. Courtesy | Facebook The Dawn Theater, Hillsdale Brewing Company, and Here’s to You Pub & Grub are working together to put on Hillsdale’s first Scarecrow Fest. The event will take place Friday, Oct. 13 from 5 to 8 p.m. Gianna Green, general manager of the Dawn...