To evoke a conversation about art, Nathaniel Stewart ’95 invites students and faculty to his home to view, critique, and appreciate the pieces of art he’s collected over the years. The Future Alumni Association and Stewart worked together to host the third annual art salon at Stewart’s house Oct. 21. A few dozen students and...
Courtesy | Ellen Condict Book: “All the King’s Men” by Robert Penn Warren It’s really a toss-up between “All the King’s Men” and “To Kill a Mockingbird,” which is my comfort reading — hot chocolate, comfortable kind of warm feeling. “To Kill a Mockingbird” is a childhood favorite, and it’s definitely the book that I’ve...
In one week, Sigma Alpha Iota, Hillsdale’s women’s music fraternity, planned a concert that raised more than $200 for local school music programs over Parents Weekend. “With homecoming and everything, the planning didn’t happen until last week,” senior and Vice President for Membership Lauren Bixler said. “It was a crazy week. I was wrangling various...
Courtesy | Unsplash For the last 30 years, the Catholic church at Stanford University has baptized about four adults annually. This Easter, its pastor baptized 16, almost all of them Stanford students. What is happening at Stanford is the same across the country: Young Americans are converting to Catholicism. This makes sense, because 2026 is...
On a sunny Saturday morning, students chatted in the Phi Sig Pavilion, sipping hot coffee made with gourmet coffee beans, which was roasted by leaders of one of the newest clubs on campus. The Artisan Coffee Club held its first meeting on Sept. 5 from 9:30-11 a.m. Senior Brian Shia, club president, said most coffee...