A new lecture series in Christ Chapel will explore the relationship between faith and reason, starting with an inaugural talk by conservative civil rights leader Robert L. Woodson Sr. at 4 p.m. on April 23. Woodson said he will talk about “the challenge that we as a nation face with race and poverty.” “The college...
From eight-year-olds to 80-year olds, “Running for Heroes 5K,” hosted by the American Legion, brought together the Hillsdale community on Saturday, April 17 to support veterans and disadvantaged members of the community. “The community really rallied around inclusivity and finding the treasures in our population that get undersold and undervalued,” American Legion event coordinator David...
This is an impassioned plea to ask everyone to stop traveling by plane and instead move to the freer and more comfortable car. Road trips are the superior way to travel because you can avoid the uncomfortable and soul-degrading processes of having to wear a mask for hours on end, the airplane stewardesses peering down...
In the fall of 2020, Gabe Kramer ’20 woke up every day at 5 a.m., drank his coffee, packed his lunch, and went up the hill to start studying for the day. Now, Kramer wakes up at 5 a.m., drinks his coffee, packs his lunch, and heads to the dirt factory. Equipped with his steel-toed...
From maple bun candy to gummy bears, the Small Town Sweet Boutique in downtown Hillsdale has something for everyone. “With candy, there’s a little something for everybody,” said manager Alexandra Brock. “Some people may like dark chocolate almonds. Or some people will eat sweet tarts until they can’t feel their mouth anymore. You’re never going...