The Charger men’s and women’s cross country teams placed fifth for the men and first for the women overall at the Jayhawk Collegiate Invitational, hosted by Muskegon Community College on Oct.12. The men’s team finished fifth overall despite seniors Richie Johnston, Ross Kuhn, and others resting for this meet. Freshman Zach Self led the Chargers...
Month: October 2024
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Kamala panders on ‘Call Her Daddy’
Vice President Kamala Harris recently chose to spend time with a Founding Father — not one on Mount Rushmore, but Alex Cooper, self-proclaimed “Founding Father” and host of the podcast “Call Her Daddy.” The interview, released Oct. 6, came after an astonishing 77 consecutive days without a formal press conference from Harris, a streak that...
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Meter is the first metaphor, visiting writer says
For poet James Matthew Wilson, the nature of his craft can be summarized by an alliterative list: making, metaphor, memory, and meter. “If I could ask what poetry is, I’d have to be able to answer the question first of what it’s for,” Wilson said. Wilson presented his lecture “On the Nature and Ends of...
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Packages go underground: student mail lockers open under Lane and Kendall
Students can now get mail from newly installed lockers in class buildings on campus. Courtesy | Hillsdale Students can now pick up their packages from lockers in the basement hallway between Lane and Kendall halls. “We have been talking about doing this for years now to make it easier for students to have 24/7 access...
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Touching, seeing, smelling history: take a peek inside the archives of Mossey Library
Lori Curtis, the archive and special collections librarian, reads a book written by King Henry VIII. Eleanor Whitaker | The Collegian Wretched scribbler, king of lies, vessel of Satan – these are just a few of the savage insults Martin Luther throws at King Henry VIII in one written defense of his theology, a book...