Hillsdale students may eat “Mor Chikin” as Hillsdale College Dining Services works toward bringing Chick-fil-A to campus. Metz Executive Chef Adam Harvey said the dining service’s goal could mean a physical building on campus in the future. “We just want to establish relationships with Chick-fil-A,” he said. “Eventually, we want them on campus in some...
Child abuse in America is a cycle that repeats itself, said psychologist Brian Allen in a speech Monday night. Hillsdale’s Psi Chi psychology honorary sponsored Allen’s speech, entitled “Looking Back to Look Ahead: A Retrospective from 20 Years Fighting Child Abuse on the Frontline.” “In child abuse in particular, we see cycles that repeat over...
I was driving through the countryside with a friend last month, admiring the orange, autumnal views. Leaves fell on the dashboard window, jazz played through the aux, and warm Biggby coffee sat in my cup holders. It felt like something straight out of “Gilmore Girls” until my friend broke the scene. “I can’t believe this...
The Hillsdale shotgun team took first on home turf during the Michigan College Clay Target State Shoot Nov. 4 for its last tournament until February. Each team competed in squads of four, with every athlete shooting 100 clays each for American trap, American skeet, and sporting clays. Hillsdale hosted five separate universities at the John...
Senior Ida Brown practices at Halter Shooting Center. Courtesy | Matt Muller The Hillsdale shotgun team has had a busy past few weeks, competing in Sparta, Illinois, Oct. 13-15 and San Antonio, Texas, Oct. 21-29. The ACUI/SCTP Fall Central Midwest Conference Championships in Sparta ended with Hillsdale winning the highest overall team score. In San...