Professor of Politics Mickey Craig said he is confident about a return to the classroom in January, and his doctor predicts that his symptoms will disappear within a few weeks. “I am recovering, slowly but surely,” Craig said in an email. “While the recovery is taking longer than expected, my condition is steadily improving (and...
Author: Chris McCaffery (Chris McCaffery)
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Career Services’ staff changes
Job-seeking students will see some changes coming to the Career Services office this semester, with new staff and programs following Executive Director Michael Murray’s move to the college’s Institutional Advancement office. Murray will continue to work with Career Services this semester as a replacement is found, while he works on projects with Institutional Advancement. John...
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How to win an argument
A recent Collegian editorial urged you to ‘debate with decorum’, which as a certain kind of advice is exactly what we ought to be saying to you—in order to keep society knit, we all off our neighbor’s throats, and so on. I’d like to humbly (I know!) suggest some other considerations to guide our year...
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Alumna interns at Image
Mindi Popovich ’15 lived an English major’s dream this summer as an intern at Image Journal in Seattle, Washington. The recent Hillsdale College graduate and Pratt, Kansas, native worked as an administrative intern at the literary journal which Gregory Wolfe ’80 founded in 1989. Popovich first met Wolfe, publisher and editor of the journal; his...
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A summer among legends
Traveling into one of the most dangerous regions discussed in modern news never phased junior Ramona Tausz. When Tausz first heard of the opportunity to earn a summer journalism internship at the Times of Israel, one of the top English-language publications in the multilingual country, she jumped at the chance. With John Miller, director of...