Courtesy | Unsplash Gen Z is always ready for a sweet treat, and the trend blankets Instagram feeds with pictures of multi-layered beverages served in cute cups and pastries resembling works of art more than something edible. But the culture of “treating yourself” has morphed into a destructive lifestyle that hooks its customers into a...
Sophomore Bruno Giglotti deadlifts 500 pounds: Caroline Kurt | Collegian He chalks his hands, makes the sign of the cross, and steps up to the barbell. The goal? Make lifting 500 pounds look easy. The Hillsdale College Powerlifting Club held its annual on-campus meet Oct. 18, bringing together students and faculty for a low-pressure, high-strength...
Fles, TeSlaa, Baker celebrate during Tiffin game Courtesy | Hillsdale Athletic Department Despite recording one of their best sets of the season against University of Missouri-St. Louis, the Hillsdale volleyball team, ranked 4-3 in the Great Midwest Athletic Conference, let three games slide over the weekend. Missouri-St. Louis, Wayne State University, and Grand Valley State...
James Stewart and Kim Novak in Alfred Hitchcock’s “Vertigo” (1958). Courtesy | Everett Collection When I was growing up, Halloween meant free Snickers bars, jack-o’-lantern carving, and a neighborhood costume contest. But it also evoked images of birds crashing into a glass telephone box, Cary Grant fleeing a crop duster through a cornfield, and one...
Six government interns deemed non-essential The Fall 2025 WHIP class stand together in Apartment B of the Hillsdale House. Courtesy | Elizabeth Soeleman Six Hillsdale students completing the Washington Hillsdale Internship Program are non-essential — according to Congress at least. All non-essential government employees have been furloughed since Oct. 1 because Congress did not meet...