Dwight Lindley never thought that he’d be back teaching at Hillsdale College. The self-described “under-the-radar student,” who graduated in 2004 with a double major in English and history, was hired in 2011 as an English professor to specialize in Victorian literature. “I wasn’t one of the guys going out and joining every group,” Lindley said....
Author: Chris McCaffery (Chris McCaffery)
ITS to do away with SafeConnect
Hillsdale College’s Information Technology Services said it will be able to do away with the SafeConnect software client by the end of the semester. The SafeConnect software is used to ensure the safety of the school’s network resources. Each computer is required to have a software client installed on it, which ensures that no viruses...
Lewis Butler: from Defiance to finance
Lecturer in Economics Lewis Butler `07 has been dedicated to Hillsdale College for a long time. So dedicated, in fact, that as an undergraduate sophomore he joined the President’s Club, promising the college $10,000 over 10 years. He asked the money be directed towards the cross-country team. Butler first came to Hillsdale from Defiance, Ohio...
Sororities add 56 new women
Hillsdale’s three sororities began rush for 73 women on Jan. 12. After a three-day deferred recruitment process, Hillsdale’s sororities added 56 new members during this semester’s recruitment. Kappa Kappa Gamma picked up 19 pledges, which brings the sororities total size to 90 women. Chi Omega exceeded last year’s total of 15 with 21 new members,...
Living and Working: Students in D.C.
On Jan. 10, nine Hillsdale College students traveled to Washington, D.C., for two days for the Living and Working in D.C. program sponsored by Career Services. The students had the opportunity to develop valuable networking skills, tour several landmarks in the Capitol, go on two job shadows in a variety of fields, and meet many...

