Viewers can learn about Spike Hennessy ’28, one of the reasons Hillsdale College remains today, in the new student documentary premiere on Nov. 19 Courtesy | Nolan Ryan The students in this semester’s documentary filmmaking class will premiere “The Pharmacist Who Saved Hillsdale College,” in Plaster Auditorium at 7 p.m. Nov. 19. The screening will...
The men’s basketball team opened the season with back-to-back wins against the Saginaw Valley State Cardinals, beating the Cardinals 81-69 at home on Nov. 8 and 92-70 away on Nov. 10. In both games, the Chargers showcased their depth as a team, with nine players playing over 10 minutes. In game one, at home, redshirt...
While machines have rapidly advanced in simulating human behavior and performing complex tasks, they lack the depth of moral and existential awareness that defines human existence, said Dominic Burbidge in a Nov. 8 lecture in Lane Hall. “Ironically, our very fear of AI control highlights what sets us apart from it,” Burbidge said. “Ultimately, this...
Paul Hosmer did pit crew for dirt races in graduate school. Courtesy | Paul Hosmer In this Quick Hits, Chairman and Associate Professor of Physics Paul Hosmer talks gardening, Star Wars, and running track. If you could have any super power, what would it be? First choice, United States. Second choice, the former Soviet Union....
The men’s cross country team delivered its best performance in five years at its final meet of the season, the NCAA Division II Midwest Regional, finishing in fifth, while the women’s team placed 15th. Seniors Richie Johnston and Ross Kuhn led the men’s team, both finishing with personal best times of 31:44 and 31:45, respectively,...