Featuring original music by Hillsdale alumnus Ethan Graham ’25, “The Book of Will” explores how English playwright William Shakespeare lives on through his writings. The Tower Players will premiere the historic account of Shakespeare’s friends collecting his writings in “The Book of Will,” written by American playwright and screenwriter Lauren Gunderson, this week with performances...
Year: 2025
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Congress, stop giving China AI Tech
One of Congress’ jobs is to protect the American people. Yet a key Senate committee is standing by as we hand over cutting-edge U.S. artificial intelligence technology to China, undermining national security and enabling the oppression of the Chinese people. Congress has wisely restricted the sale of advanced chips and AI technology to China, but...
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Chargers extend win streak to six on Senior Day
Senior Chloe Pierce serves during Senior Day: Courtesy | Kenneth Gaudet The Hillsdale volleyball team took the win in a five-set match against Walsh University Nov. 7, and swept Malone University at home Nov. 8. The Chargers now stand 10-3 in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference and 12-10 overall, with senior Adi Sysum also named...
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Mayor, council consider updates to 1958 city charter
The special meeting of the Hillsdale City Council lasted less than three minutes Monday evening before the council declared a recess. The council will reconvene Nov. 17 to swear in city officers elected last week. The meeting fulfilled an obsolete provision in the Hillsdale City Charter, which requires the council to meet the Monday following...
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Students discuss dating in the conservative movement
Amidst Hillsdating (a result of cowardice) and ring-before-springs (a quick solution to baby fever) some single students of Hillsdale College look to their peers for dating advice. The Citizens of Self-Governance hosted a student panel on Tuesday night, Nov. 4 to give advice to the single and taken men and women of campus, from the...