Students can immerse themselves in Civil War history on the 1844 Society’s inaugural Hillsdale History Tours event Oct. 26. According to Young Alumni Programs Coordinator Kaeleigh Di Cello, attendees can expect a walking tour that will teach them the history of Hillsdale College in the Civil War. “The event was inspired by the 1844 Society’s...
Director of Athletics John Tharp was inducted into the Wisconsin Basketball Coaches Association Hall of Fame Sept. 29. “I have a sense of gratitude for that day,” Tharp said. “For sharing that with everybody, and the idea that all these people are a part of my life.” Tharp, a Wisconsin native, played basketball for Beloit...
Did you know Collegian editors enjoy nothing more than reading complaints about our paper? No, seriously — in a field that is all about facts, the only thing worse than getting something wrong is not correcting it. Help us out, and tell us when we mess up. We strive for accuracy, but alas, we’re human...
While she called herself a Buddhist Christian, a radical feminist, and “queer-pas-gay,” American author bell hooks’ work “All About Love: New Visions” offers a thoughtful reading of the core Christian virtue that ought to inspire and challenge those who may be initially put off by her labels. hooks, who died in 2021 and spelled her...
As Hillsdale alumni who returned for this year’s homecoming festivities, we are the people who “homecoming is about,” according to the Oct. 10 Collegian Weekly from the editorial staff. We believe that the editorial piece mistakes the true purpose of homecoming. While no one would argue that it is criminal to congratulate other groups, the...