Senior Caleb Ostella studies art with a focus on drawing and painting and, this year, is serving as the president of art honorary Alpha Rho Tau. “The purpose of Alpha Rho Tau is really to bolster artistic excellence and community on campus,” Ostella said. “So it’s about finding a group of like-minded artists who are...
Month: August 2026
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“Nolan’s Odyssey is Greek-god-haunted”: Professor symposium
Was “The Odyssey” historically accurate? Associate Professor of English Dwight Lindley: The movie combines details from different historical epochs, just as Homer’s poems do. There were some elements from Vergil’s “Aeneid” (the character of Sinon; the clear immorality of lying) and later Christian thought (guilt substituted for Homeric shame, and explicit psychological exploration) are woven...
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Expectations are high
Chargers break the huddle after fall practice. Courtesy | Hillsdale Athletic Department The Hillsdale Chargers return its top performers from a year ago, as the team seeks its first Great Midwest Athletic Conference football championship since 2018. “Our expectation is to win a conference championship, and I truly believe we have the pieces this year...
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St. Joe’s to reopen in new location
After nearly two years at the corner of Broad and North streets, St. Joe’s Café closed its doors July 25 as it expands its menu and moves to a new downtown location, with plans to reopen in early 2027, according to co-owner Hannah Mincio. “We’re having a bit of a glow up,” Mincio said. St....
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The Collegian Weekly: This is it, seniors. Savor it like a freshman.
Courtesy | Unsplash Seniors think they have the college system down pat. They know which professors to take for the core and what not to order at AJ’s. They have friendships, clubs, and habits that haven’t changed for a while. But the perfect, solidified routine may lead to regret as seniors walk across the stage...