Track 1: “The Trenches.” Underscored by ambient whistling, rifle shots, and single notes struck on a piano, Brad Birzer’s voice fades in softly at first, repeating, and echoing over itself. He speaks C.S. Lewis’s description of his experience in World War I: “The frights, the cold, the smell of human excrement, the horribly crushed men...
Hillsdale Free Methodist Church in partnership with the Hillsdale Housing Continuum of Care took one-stop shopping to a whole new level at their Project Connect last week, even flying in the superhero Batman to watch over the event. Project Connect aims at connecting homeless and impoverished community members with resources that will help them become...
Four Hillsdale women pursuing careers in midwifery set out this semester to amend misconceptions about midwifery, and stand with women in the Hillsdale community through the newly approved Midwifery Education Club. At their kick-off meeting Tuesday, sophomore and president Sophia Berryhill stated the club’s mission: to raise awareness about midwifery as both a career option...
New York based Aquila Theatre company will bring its talent to Hillsdale College Students, providing them an opportunity to see modernized stage versions of George Orwell’s “1984” and Homer’s “Odyssey.” The productions will take place Jan. 28 and Jan. 29 in the Markel Auditorium. Aquila Theatre’s mission is to bring good, accessible, and affordable...
When senior and applied mathematics major Emma Clifton registered for Physics 101, Philosophy 101, and a Latin philosophy class last year, she never thought she would find herself presenting a paper linking the three. A year later, however, Clifton did just that and presented her research in a paper, “Lucrescious’ Legacy in Mathematics: Past and...