Hugh Hewitt records his show in the WRFH Radio Free Hillsdale 101.7 FM studio. Courtesy | Austin Thomason National talk-show host Hugh Hewitt visited campus this week to host an event for Hillsdale College. “This has been the best visit because I got to teach a class,” Hewitt told The Collegian. “I got to talk...
More than 300 people attended the inaugural conference of the Center for Commerce and Freedom and heard 97-year-old Nobel Prize laureate Vernon Smith discuss the works and ideas of the economist Adam Smith on April 5 in the Searle Center. The new center of the business, economics, and accounting department features a fellowship, paper publication,...
Students painted pottery at Toasted Mud last week for the Student Activities Board People’s Choice event. Sophomore and SAB media team member Emma Kate Mellors said they had students write down ideas on a chalkboard and then sent out a poll in the Student Activities Office newsletter to allow students to decide among some of...
Looking to add some variety to your study habits? Try finding a new study spot. As finals week approaches, students around campus share their opinions on the best places to study on campus. Junior Caitlin Filip said she prefers to study outside when the weather permits, but she also enjoys studying in the Howard Music...
The entertainment industry has a reliable recipe with a few key ingredients: money, insider relationships, and abuse. The new five-part docuseries “Quiet on Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV” adds a haunting and eerily unsurprising element to this recipe — Nickelodeon’s abuse of children. Aired by Investigation Discovery in early March, “Quiet on Set”...