Women of all years filled the Sohn Residence lobby Oct. 20, curled up on couches, perched on armrests, and sitting cross-legged on the floor listening intently to Assistant Professor of English Christina Lambert read and explore pieces by one of her favorite poets: Denise Levertov. This is the second year Sohn has hosted a poetry...
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Historical Society honors preservation
Julia Bauer earned one of the awards for preservation. Courtesy | Bob Sawyer The Hillsdale Historical Society presented awards for the restoration, preservation, and beautification of two nineteenth-century homes and the Old Litchfield Cemetery Oct. 27. The awards are designed to recognize people who took steps to preserve, restore, and generally improve the condition of...
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Campus reacts to Gaza peace deal with doubts
Many Hillsdale professors and students say they doubt that the Gaza ceasefire deal enacted earlier this month will resolve conflict between Israel and Hamas, but Visiting Professor of Jewish Studies Michael Weingrad said it seems promising. “The way I look at the Gaza peace plan is ‘I don’t know what’s going to happen,’” Weingrad said....
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Hillsdale Hospital partners with new radiology group
Hillsdale Hospital collaborates with the college to provide the best healthcare for its people. Courtesy | Facebook Hillsdale Hospital began a permanent partnership with the Florida-based Premier Radiology group Oct. 21 to reduce wait times for radiology test results. “I am elated to welcome back our long-time partner, Premier Radiology,” Jeremiah J. Hodshire, president and...
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“Tron: Ares” is strange and unsatisfying
Courtesy | IMDb Disney is back with another installment in the “Tron” franchise, but this time, it didn’t quite deliver. “Tron: Ares” hit the big screen Oct. 10, debuting with a measly $33.5 million at the box office in its first weekend. It is set to lose Disney $132 million overall, according to Deadline, a...